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BESE signals for La. to join Race to Top…But Some Disagree

January 13, 2010 Louisiana

By Jan Moller Capitol Bureau @ the Times Picayune
BATON ROUGE — The state’s top school board voted Tuesday to approve Louisiana’s application for up to $300 million in federal aid for struggling schools through the Race to the Top program.
The 6-3 vote by the Board of Elementary and Secondary Education was the final approval needed [...]

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Jindal’s reply on pay plan stumps some

December 11, 2009 Louisiana

By MARSHA SHULER at Advocate Capitol News Bureau

Some Civil Service Commission members said Thursday they don’t understand Gov. Bobby Jindal’s objection to a new state employee pay plan that ties pay raises to job ratings.
But Jindal, whose approval is necessary for the plan to go into effect, refused to discuss the matter for a second straight day.
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Regents OK slashing 107 school programs

December 3, 2009 Louisiana

More than 100 academic programs will be eliminated at the state’s community and technical colleges as well as at universities affected by hurricanes Katrina and Rita in 2005.
The Louisiana Board of Regents approved the termination of 107 programs statewide in the continuation of a review that began in January of programs that graduate few students, [...]

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Grant writers eye school prize

December 1, 2009 Louisiana

Louisiana’s bid for a $250 million education prize is being led by a pair of 20-somethings with lofty credentials.
One is Chris Meyer, 27, who recently finished a year as a White House Fellow assigned to U.S. Secretary of Defense Robert Gates and traveled to 30 countries.
The other is Jacob Landry, 26, who spent a year [...]

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State colleges may lose some degree programs

November 18, 2009 Louisiana

By JORDAN BLUM Advocate Capitol News Bureau

The state’s public colleges — especially regional universities — may have their academic degree programs scaled back, based on recommendations approved Tuesday by a state higher education review panel.
The Louisiana Postsecondary Education Review Commission also voted to propose equal funding for associate degree programs at community colleges and the two-year [...]

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