top of page

Gov. John Bel Edwards’ bid to curb growth among charter school measures before Legislature this week

  • Writer: Shea Brittain
    Shea Brittain
  • Apr 11, 2016
  • 1 min read

Efforts to put new rules on charter schools, including Gov. John Bel Edwards’ bid to curb their growth, are about to get initial votes in the Legislature.

Up to seven bills dealing with charter schools are set for hearings in the House Education Committee on Wednesday morning.

Still more are on Thursday’s agenda for the Senate Education Committee, likely including the Edwards-backed proposal — Senate Bill 170 — that would ban the state’s top school board from approving charter schools rejected by local boards in districts rated A or B.

Recent Posts

See All
RFP for 2023 Conference presenters!

Our Annual Louisiana Charter School Conference We are excited to announce that our 2023 Louisiana Charter School Conference will be held...

 
 
EBR Charter Renewals

Supt. Narcisse and EBR School Board Members, I’m writing as you take up the renewals for five locally authorized charter schools...

 
 
bottom of page