Katie Landry

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  Published on: 2/11/2009    Last Visited: 2/11/2009  

  Deputies' visits with truant students and parents have been effective with an average of 75 percent of students returning to school after a visit, said Katie Landry, Lafayette Parish Schools' deputy superintendent.
  
  The Lafayette Parish Drop Out Prevention Committee has met at least twice since the statewide summit. In May, all districts will share their voluntary measures with the Board of Elementary and Secondary Education.
  
  Other factors identified by the Lafayette group included linking students and families with community services. Landry said a directory of services will likely be posted on the system's Web site for easy referral.
  
  The system's new student information software system will enable teachers to more easily and readily identify students at risk, Landry said.

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  The resolutions are routine and will be submitted to the Louisiana School Boards Association, the governor, legislators and state education officials to signify the members' support of the programming, said Katie Landry, deputy superintendent of academics for Lafayette Parish Schools.

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  Katie Landry, deputy superintendent of instructional services, says students will be allowed to leave cell phones in their vehicle so they may use them after classes.

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  "The whole point of this is we have to make parents accept their responsibilities," Deputy Superintendent Katie Landry said, and added that the parish judges have reassured her that truancy hearings will be processed quickly.

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  After more than an hour of discussing goals, Lafayette Deputy Superintendent Katie Landry said the parish is looking into community awareness campaigns, literacy remediation in middle schools, creating a technical high school and increasing discipline and truancy policies.

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  "One of the reasons for this matrix is to make sure we have consistency throughout the parish," assured Katie Landry, deputy superintendent of instructional services.

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  asked Katherine Landry, deputy superintendent of academic and instructional services.
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  Landry said some principals had required the parent conference before the student was readmitted, but now it will be a universal requirement.
  
  The matrix changes provide for more consistent consequences across the system.
  
  It's now also mandatory that parents with a student sent to Saturday intervention attend, as well.
  
  "We'll have a parents session with agencies that can help the parent address the behavior or the problem," Landry said.

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  "It was intended to assist those students, who at the beginning of the year have not done the best, and let's say they get a 20 in the first six weeks," Deputy Superintendent Katie Landry said.

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  Published on: 8/5/2008    Last Visited: 8/6/2008  

  To improve Northside's scores, the school system worked with state auditors and worked to improve special education, Deputy Superintendent Katie Landry said.

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  Published on: 7/20/2008    Last Visited: 7/20/2008  

  Deputy Superintendent Katie Landry said when this program continues next year, some of the high-performing schools might be able to accommodate more transfer students as the population shifts.
  
  But desegregation expert Stephen J. Caldas worries that as more free- or reduced-lunch students transfer to high-performing schools, it will shift schools socioeconomic makeup and make previously high-performing schools into low-performing schools by the school system's definition.
  
  "The problem is with these definition," he said.

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