The Impact of Katrina on the Educational System of New Orleans
Twenty years after Hurricane Katrina, the transformation of New Orleans public schools is being assessed in a new episode titled The Sunday Story. This episode, produced by Justine Yan and edited by Irene Noguchi, delves into the move to charter schools in the city, a part of the biggest experiments in U.S. public education that is being evaluated.
The move to charter schools was a significant shift following Hurricane Katrina, as many New Orleans public schools were deemed "failing" by state officials. The current leaders of the state agencies responsible for converting these schools are not named in the provided search results.
The assessment of the success of this move to charter schools is the main focus of The Sunday Story. Robert Rodriguez was responsible for the audio engineering of the episode, ensuring a compelling narrative for viewers.
For those interested in learning more about The Sunday Story, the email address for the production is TheSundayStory@our website. The episode promises to provide valuable insights into one of the most significant educational reforms in recent U.S. history.
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