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Put tuition in hands of schools, Jindal says

January 28, 2010 Louisiana

By MICHELLE MILLHOLLON @ The Advocate Capitol News Bureau Gov. Bobby Jindal told business leaders Tuesday that colleges should have more control over tuition and fees. Jindal’s comments at the Baton Rouge Business Report’s Power Breakfast echo a recommendation by the Louisiana Postsecondary Education Review Commission that could lead to a 25 percent tuition increase at LSU. [...]

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New rule links teacher pay, student work

January 26, 2010 Louisiana

By WILL SENTELL @ The Advocate Capitol News Bureau Major changes for some public schoolteachers could begin later this year and be operating in East Baton Rouge Parish and 27 other districts by 2012, state officials said Monday. The new rules would include: Linking teacher pay, promotion and retention to student performance. Requiring ineffective teachers to get [...]

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LSU faculty says cuts to hurt standing

January 21, 2010 Louisiana

By JORDAN BLUM Graduation rates and LSU’s academic accreditation are gravely at risk because of higher education budget cuts and pending layoffs, professors said Wednesday during the university’s first Faculty Senate meeting of the year. LSU is sending out more than 300 notices this week to instructors informing them they may not have jobs after 2010. [...]

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Obama includes state among reform leaders

January 20, 2010 Louisiana

By Bruce Alpert @ Times Picayune WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama on Tuesday again cited Louisiana as one of the states adopting effective school reform policies as final applications came due for a share of a $4.35 billion education grant program known as the “Race to the Top.” “In Illinois, Louisiana, Tennessee, California, we’ve seen changes [...]

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La. charter schools want to join contest

January 19, 2010 Louisiana

Advocate Capitol News Bureau Seventy-four of Louisiana’s 77 charter schools want to take part in the state’s bid for up to $300 million in a federal contest. Those schools are in addition to 29 of the state’s 70 school districts that joined the competition, which is called “Race to the Top.” Charter schools are public [...]

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