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FEMA rejects claims

December 16, 2009 Louisiana

By BOB ANDERSON at Advocate Florida parishes bureau

LIVINGSTON — The Federal Emergency Management Agency has ruled another $30 million in Hurricane Gustav cleanup work in Livingston Parish is ineligible for federal reimbursement.
All of the latest round of work by the general contractor and two monitoring firms were ruled ineligible in project worksheets from FEMA.
Parish President Mike Grimmer [...]

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State outlines bid for ‘Race’ school money

December 10, 2009 Louisiana

By WILL SENTELL at Advocate Capitol News Bureau

Troubled public schools could land $1.5 million each if they agree to make sweeping changes under Louisiana’s bid for $300 million in federal prize money.
The aid plan, spelled out for the first time Wednesday, is one of two key components in the state’s latest “Race to the Top” entry, which [...]

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‘Race to the Top’ plan revamped

December 9, 2009 Louisiana

By WILL SENTELL at Advocate Capitol News Bureau

Louisiana’s suddenly revamped bid for up to $300 million in federal prize money triggered questions Tuesday, including possible controversy over how public schoolteachers would be evaluated.
The national competition is called “Race to the Top.” It is designed to reward about a dozen states in April with $4.4 billion if they [...]

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Panel OKs tougher school standards

December 8, 2009 Louisiana

By Will Sentell, The Advocate (Baton Rouge)
Public schools in Baton Rouge and elsewhere would face tougher standards to avoid state takeovers under a plan endorsed Monday by a key state education panel.
Under current rules, schools have to earn school performance scores of at least 60 out of about 200 on what amounts to annual report [...]

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Aid links teacher pay to students’ success

December 8, 2009 Louisiana

By WILL SENTELL at Advocate Capitol News Bureau

Public school districts that take part in Louisiana’s bid for up to $250 million in federal aid would have to agree to change the way teachers are evaluated, officials said Monday.
The requirement is spelled out in state’s latest draft proposal for a federal contest, which is called “Race to the [...]

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