justinking042

I live in EBR parish. I have two kids in Catholic school, but I am still paying EBR property taxes for the public school system. For the record, I am not complaining about funding public schools. Every kid deserves the opportunity to receive a decent education. The part I'm hung up on is how that funding is dispersed. If more and more kids are opting the private or Catholic school route yet still paying EBR school property taxes, wouldn't that mean the school district has more money per student since they are receiving the same amount of funding but with less kids to educate? I'd imagine there is some state or federal funding tied to student count, but I'm really not sure how much of that factors into total school funding.

I'm in my 30s and I've had an AARP card for about 5 years. It's $12 a year, which is nothing. I use it for the car rental and other travel benefits. Plus it's a good conversation starter for a young person to whip our their AARP card.

You can email the LSU interim President, Matt Lee, at lee@lsu.edu.

That is correct. I believe the lady he was doing in the Parkview parking lot is also working at this new St. George academy.

If you live in EBR and your neighborhood is listed as a "no soliciting" subdivision, they legally can't be soliciting there. Also, pretty sure they need a peddlers permit to solicit in the areas not on the list.

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You are part of the problem. If you give them money then you better get your arse out there and help clean up.

WAFB

Drama in North BR

State Farm doesn't write flood insurance, so I don't see why they would be concerned with flooding risk for homes.

These people are animals.

Unpaid child support and a warrant