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The U.S. Supreme Court struck down pretty much the same law in 1980. But Louisiana’s attorney general argues the state’s law is constitutional, saying the document is historic and used to be displayed in schools.
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The board didn’t give the public sufficient notice before increasing its power, an attorney said.
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Louisiana is investing in tutoring to boost reading scores. Efforts include human tutors and expanding a pilot with AI company, Amira Learning.
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Plans to build a football stadium in the 9th Ward are moving forward again, after a nearly decade-long delay.
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Landry said the law, Act 584 , is meant to protect “all viewpoints” and encourage vigorous debate in college classrooms.
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An LSU historian is being sued for defamation by a Pennsylvania state legislator and seeks to have the lawsuit dismissed on the grounds that the lawmaker is trying to curtail his First Amendment rights.
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Fourteen people arrested earlier this year during protests at Tulane University over the Israel-Hamas war were acquitted on misdemeanor criminal charges Friday in New Orleans.
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Pierre spoke on Wednesday at the Baton Rouge Rotary Club, where he highlighted the school's role as a “communiversity.”
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Many Louisiana school districts and colleges plan resumed classes on Friday after closing for Hurricane Francine.
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Some schools will begin closing Tuesday to give students and staff time to prepare for Francine, which is expected to strengthen in the Gulf of Mexico and make landfall in Louisiana Wednesday.
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The new model has students enroll in for-credit courses right away with extra academic support instead of having to pass a remedial class first.
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CRT is an advanced academic concept traditionally taught in graduate-level courses.