Judge Griffin was raised in New Orleans. After earning a Bachelor of Arts in Government from the University of Notre Dame, she returned to Louisiana to attend LSU Law School. She graduated from Law school in 1987 and was admitted to the bar the same year. Judge Griffin practiced civil...
Annie Cambria
They say the last 10% of anything is the hardest part to get done. Those last 5 pounds, that last mile of the race, the last few schools of a city altering $2 Billion School Rebuilding Program. The national and local focus may have shifted to other priorities, but for...
Paul Pastorek
The day before Hurricane Katrina wreaked havoc on our beautiful, yet vulnerable city, the school buildings in New Orleans were already neglected, dilapidated and non-compliant with electrical and fire codes. I remember the bathrooms in many schools pre-Katrina were awful – completely disrespectful of the students who used them –...