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Single Sex or Coed Schooling?new

Megan Braden-Perry on the choices made by New Orleans schools when it comes to student gender.
Gambit  |  Megan Braden-Perry  |  09-19-2012  |  Education

Schoolbooks and Sea Monstersnew

Why a widely reprinted story about creationist textbooks overlooks Louisiana's overarching public school problems.
Gambit  |  Alex Woodward  |  07-10-2012  |  Education

Policy and Punishmentnew

Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal's ideas regarding school reform don't address a major problem: discipline
Gambit  |  Jeremy Alford  |  03-12-2012  |  Education

Cafeteria Confidentialnew

The state of the school lunch in the culinary capital of America.
Gambit  |  Allison Good  |  01-03-2012  |  Education

School of Thoughtnew

A million-dollar think tank in downtown New Orleans aims to reshape public education in the South.
Gambit  |  Dave Thier  |  12-20-2011  |  Education

What's in Your Bookbag?new

Louisiana public schools will be able to choose their own textbooks under a proposed bill.
Gambit  |  Kandace Power Graves  |  06-21-2011  |  Education

Weird Science: Evolution vs. Creationnew

The charge against teaching creationism in Louisiana public schools is being led by a determined teenager.
Gambit  |  Kevin Allman  |  03-14-2011  |  Education

The Teaching Responsible Earth Education Programnew

An eco-minded educational program introduces inner-city New Orleans kids to the natural world.
Gambit  |  Alex Woodward  |  03-17-2009  |  Education

Monkey Business: The Louisiana Science Education Actnew

Louisiana's Science Education Act is touted as promoting "critical thinking skills," but what it really does is allow teachers to use materials that haven't been approved by the state's Department of Education to question the validity of evolution. Enactment of the law is costing the state money and could lead to a lawsuit.
Gambit  |  David Winkler-Schmit  |  03-11-2009  |  Education

Cutting Classes at Tulanenew

Tulane University made deep cuts after Hurricane Katrina, triggering a censure vote by a national faculty advocacy group -- but Tulane leaders maintain they got it right
Gambit  |  Emily Hohenwarter  |  07-10-2007  |  Education

Comprehending Einsteinnew

In the wake of administrative upheaval and claims of wrongdoing at Einstein Charter Elementary in Katrina-ravaged eastern New Orleans, parents wonder if their neighborhood school can be saved.
Gambit  |  Sam Winston  |  07-05-2007  |  Education

Going Modularnew

To handle New Orleans' rising public school enrollment, new state Education Superintendent Paul Pastorek has fast-tracked temporary campuses -- but he hopes to see permanent schools under construction before his contract expires in six months.
Gambit  |  David Winkler-Schmit  |  06-26-2007  |  Education

The New Frontier of Coastal Restorationnew

If Louisiana would invest in higher education programs in coastal restoration, it could be at the forefront of a fledgling industry that could rival the oil boom.
Gambit  |  Troy Gilbert  |  06-06-2007  |  Education

Schoolhouse Rockersnew

Young reformers are trading cushy jobs in the corporate world for life in the trenches of New Orleans public schools.
Gambit  |  Sam Winston  |  05-22-2007  |  Education

School's Outnew

Recovery School District Superintendent Robin Jarvis brought steely resolve and do-gooder compassion to one of the toughest jobs in New Orleans -- so why isn't she sticking around longer?
Gambit  |  Sam Winston  |  05-08-2007  |  Education

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