Sunday, September 13, 2026Lafayette & Acadiana · Updated hourlyVol. I · No. 93
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Lafayette residents go to District Attorney hoping for investigation

Lafayette residents gathered at the courthouse to deliver written statements to the District Attorney demanding accountability within the local school system. The demonstration reflects ongoing efforts by concerned parents to ensure the school board follows legal requirements and prioritizes student success.

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  • Lots 4-12, Block 6, General Mouton Avenue RezoningRezoning · 0.2 mi away · approximate locationOn the agenda August 17, 2026 · Agenda
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