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Reporter and editor for @WWNO + @WRKF covering education statewide. Formerly: @whyy, @npr. Tips or story ideas? Email me at aubri@wwno.org

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Summer camp is out of reach for many families. Here’s how 2 in Louisiana stay affordable Original

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By Aubri Juhasz Verified
| WWNO-FM (New Orleans, LA) Verified
Summer camp is out of reach for many families, and a big reason is the cost. A 2024 survey by the Afterschool Alliance found that more than 50% of families who wanted to send their kids to camp ultimately didn’t, and rates were even higher in the Gulf South. Mississippi had the worst access in the country, with more than three out of four children missing out. Cost was the main factor, followed by location, transportation and availability. The issues were the same in Alabama and Louisiana.
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2026 LEAP scores show growth, especially in New Orleans Original

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By Aubri Juhasz Verified
| WWNO-FM (New Orleans, LA) Verified
Most Louisiana school systems scored higher on this year’s LEAP tests overall, according to data from the Louisiana Department of Education. The data shows 36% of students across all grades and subjects passed, up 2 percentage points from last year. It's the highest rate in the state’s history, the department said in a press release.
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How parents in the Gulf South feel about expanding school vouchers Original

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By Elise Catrion Gregg Verified, Aubri Juhasz Verified
| WWNO-FM (New Orleans, LA) Verified
When Renee Hoyt signs into her daughter’s education savings account, the status reads “eligible, pending.” It’s been this way since March, after she applied for an account and was approved. More than 17,000 families in Louisiana are in the same position. They’re cleared to receive state money for private and homeschool expenses through the Louisiana Giving All True Opportunity to Rise Scholarship (LA GATOR). Still, most won’t receive any due to limited funding.
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