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Last Thursday, The Louisiana Department of Education released the 2024-2025 school and district performance scores, reporting statewide improvement with a score of 80.9 on the current 150-point scale system. This marks more than a five-point increase since 2021 and reflects steady increases across all learning areas over the past five years. The 2025 Louisiana Superinte...
What’s on the menu after Thanksgiving is over? Thanksgiving leftovers, of course. It’s a common tradition and an unspoken rule that the food remaining after Thanksgiving becomes the main priority for the week ahead. That means turkey sandwiches, plate lunches, and endless reheated trays are the only things in sight in every kitchen. But redundant […]
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Catching up and making new memories, holiday get-togethers are full of festive fun. For whatever reason, some folks want to add a little extra to the chaos. Yes, there are people out there who seemingly have nothing to add to the conversation unless it is controversial or negative. College psych 101 classes suggest that perhaps […]
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It’s the most wonderful time of the year! From parades to festivals, brunches to teas, markets to live shows, and Santa sightings throughout it all, there’s over 40 New Orleans opportunities with plenty of holiday cheer to go around. All Things ‘Tis the Season Caroling in Jackson Square December 21. | 7–8 p.m. | Jackson […]
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Th Réveillon Dinner comes alive each holiday season as one of New Orleans’ cherished traditions. It began in the mid-1800s, when Creole families broke their Christmas Eve fast after Midnight Mass with a lavish, mult-course feast that often lasted until dawn. Today, restaurants across the city carry the tradition forward with modern Réveillon menus (served […]
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