Some articles on parish school board, school, parish, schools:
... Ouachita Parish School Board is a school district headquartered in Monroe, Louisiana, United States ... The district serves areas in Ouachita Parish except for areas within the City of Monroe those areas are served by the Monroe City School System ... Johnson, the superintendent for the Franklin Parish School Board in Winnsboro is a former superintendent in Ouachita Parish ...
... The Stockholm School of Economics (SSE) or Handelshögskolan i Stockholm (HHS) is a European business school ... SSE is a private business school that receives 85% of its financing from private sources ... The School is fully accredited by EQUIS and the school is also a Swedish member institution of CEMS together with universities such as London School of Economics, Tsinghua University, Bocconi University and ...
... Benjamin Franklin High School opened as a school for gifted children in 1957 under the direction of School Superintendent James F ... At the time, schools under the Orleans Parish School Board were segregated ... ordered the desegregation of New Orleans schools in Bush v ...
... Rummel spent most of his tenure in New Orleans expanding the parochial school system ... to desegregate the Archdiocese, including the Catholic schools ... Like the rest of the city, church parishes and schools within the Archdiocese were also segregated ...
... Lafargue founded Peabody Industrial School in 1895 with the assistance of his wife, Mrs ... Peabody was the only public school for Black students in Alexandria with grades 1 - 7 ... The school was named Peabody because of a grant that was given by Mr ...
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