The Pierre A. Capdau school received a new three-year charter and eight other New Orleans schools received charter extensions of one or two years, the state Board of Elementary and Secondary Education decided Thursday.
Esperanza Charter School in Mid-City was denied an extension because of poor academic performance, but the kindergarten-through-eighth-grade school, which focuses on Spanish-speaking students, will remain open under new management. It will be run by the Choice Foundation, which also operates Lafayette Charter School.
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