Are Micro-Schools in Louisiana’s Future? Are micro schools different from homeschools? Can anyone start a micro school? What is the Louisiana Department of Education’s guidance related to micro schools?
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Our latest Choice Conversations features Kelda Poynot, a Lafayette, Louisiana-based homeschool consultant and author.
Is Homeschooling Right for Your Family? Kelda Poynot is a Lafayette, Louisiana-based homeschool consultant and author. Kelda has been in great demand as many parents are now considering the option of homeschooling their children.
Our latest Choice Conversations features Bivian “Sonny” Lee III, founder and CEO of Son of a Saint. The New Orleans-based mentoring program is making a huge impact in the lives boys who are fatherless due to their father’s death or incarceration.
Bivian “Sonny” Lee III is Founder and CEO of Son of a Saint. Each year, Son of a Saint selects a group of boys ages 10-12 to join the existing kids in the program. The boys must be fatherless due to their father’s death or incarceration.
$16.9 million U.S. Department of Education grant award will allow the money to follow the child.
Senators Tim Scott and Lamar Alexander have introduced legislation to ensure K-12 students can return to the private school they attended before the pandemic and to create opportunity for more families to choose an option that will work best for their child.
