virtual learning

Frederick A. Douglass High School is the only New Orleans public school set to resume classes virtually, rather than in-person, after Hurricane Ida caused significant damage to its Ninth Ward campus.

Widespread power outages have halted schools in the New Orleans area. While some parents are hopeful for a remote learning option to make up for lost school days, several school leaders have said that is not likely.

After transitioning most students to online-only instruction two weeks ago, New Orleans public school officials are expected to revisit their decision…

New Orleans is battling another surge of the coronavirus and while health officials insist school buildings remain safe, they’re concerned outside cases…

New Orleans public school students will spend most of January learning online.Citing the city’s “concerning” spike in cases, the district announced Monday…

As Hurricane Zeta approaches New Orleans, classes have been canceled for all public school students, the district announced Wednesday.Plans to suspend…

If a student is learning at home, do school rules still apply? That question is at the core of new legislation passed in the Louisiana state house last…

When the school year started virtually in August, 13-year-old Faith Jackson struggled to participate from her home in New Orleans East.“It was so hard…

School administrators were optimistic that a quick pivot to online learning could rescue the start of the school year in Southwest Louisiana, where…

Like many districts across the country, Calcasieu Parish and Cameron Parish will start the school year entirely online. Unlike other districts, their…