As the debate over public school spending transparency ramps up at the Louisiana State Capitol this Legislative Session, public school superintendents from across the state are working overtime to kill reform efforts that would make it easier for you to find out how they are spending your money.

While Hurricane Katrina’s floodwaters destroyed every building operated by the New Orleans Public School System making it physically impossible for students to return in 2005—the harsh truth is they shouldn’t have been there to begin with.

Public employees of the Livingston Parish School System were caught on camera using taxpayer resources to put out political campaign signs in support of a proposed new tax to fund pay raises for school system employees.