Meet Tatiana: "There's so many things to think about."
In New Orleans, a mom searches for the right school for her daughter and family—in a pandemic, without ever entering the building.
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Change Is In the Air
We're excited about what’s on the horizon for EdNavigator, from new faces to new services and more.
Meet Tatiana: "There's so many things to think about."
In New Orleans, a mom searches for the right school for her daughter and family—in a pandemic, without ever entering the building.
When It Comes to School Data, Parents Need Clarity
For parents to be fully engaged in their children's schools, they need the facts—good and bad.
What New Orleans Can Teach Other Cities About School Closures
Few cities know the pain of school closures better than New Orleans. But with experience, New Orleans also offers some lessons for how to make the closure process—when it's unavoidable—work better for families.
The Upgrade Rule: How Schools and Districts Can Make School Closures Work Better for Families
School closures are painful—but they're sometimes unavoidable. What if there were a better way to approach to process?
Building Family Ties at Gallo Mechanical
Our newest employer partner is a family-run company that's grown from two brothers to one of the largest mechanical contractors in the Gulf South.
The Louisiana Parents' Bill of Rights Turns 1: How Are Schools Doing?
Act 547 requires schools to make key pieces of information more accessible to parents. We put ourselves in a parent's shoes to find out how well the new law is working.
How New Orleans' Curfew Law Fails to See Our Children
In The Lens, Master Navigator Gary Briggs argues that New Orleans' new curfew law is the wrong choice for the city's young people.
Video: Talking Schools on the Factory Floor
In this new video, follow our Navigators inside Laitram manufacturing in New Orleans.