NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) – Thursday evening, hundreds of people — including parents, students and educators — packed Fannie C. Williams Charter School’s gym in New Orleans East to hear NOLA Public Schools’ potential plans for the school’s future.
Superintendent Fateama Fulmore led the conversation and said that she sent notice to the charter school’s board about their dwindling academic score from the Louisiana Department of Education (LDOE) and told the crowd that, as it stands, she would recommend the school close.
“None of this feels good, and none of this is easy when you’re talking about school closures and transitions,” Fulmore said…