Louisiana State Board of Education Celebrates Academic Gains and Faces French Immersion Concerns
- Meeting Overview:
Overview: During the recent Louisiana State Board of Education meeting, Superintendent Dr. Cade Brumley announced significant improvements in student literacy and national educational rankings, while parents voiced concerns over the decline of French immersion programs. The superintendent reported a 17-point rise in literacy proficiency for kindergarten through third grade, with kindergarten students showing a 33-point growth. Louisiana’s educational system now ranks 32nd nationally, up from 49th, with notable achievements in reading and math. However, public comments highlighted challenges in maintaining French language programs.
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Dr. Cade Brumley
State School Board Officials:
Paul Hollis, Sharon Latten Clark, Sandy Holloway, Stacey Melerine, Lance Harris, Ronnie Morris, Kevin Berken, Preston Castille, Conrad Appel, Judy Armstrong, Simone Champagne
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Meeting Type:
State School Board
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Meeting Date:
06/03/2025
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Recording Published:
06/03/2025
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Duration:
122 Minutes
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Notability Score:
Routine
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State:
Louisiana
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