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NEW ORLEANS CITIZEN PARTICIPATION PROGRAM NAMED A TOP TWENTY
FINALIST IN CASE FOUNDATION “MAKE IT YOUR OWN™” AWARD

Click Here - Metropolitan Leadership Nomination Press Release

Click Here -  A Position Paper On Education Reform Measures


Committee for a Better New Orleans/Metropolitan Area Committee
Announces Successful Completion of 2006 Metropolitan Leadership Forum
New Class of Future Leaders Contributes to Community, Dialogues with Mayor Nagin

The Committee for a Better New Orleans/Metropolitan Area Committee (CBNO/MAC) is pleased to announce the successful completion of the 45th Metropolitan Leadership Forum. 29 future New Orleans leaders graduated in a ceremony in the City Council chambers on December 11. Click here for more...

CBNO/MAC Cites Accomplishments of Community Congress II

When more than 2500 New Orleanians gathered in person and via electronic hook-up on December 2, 2006 as part of the Unified New Orleans Plan (UNOP) process, it represented the culmination of a vision first articulated by CBNO/MAC more than one year earlier. Click here for more...

Committee for a Better New Orleans/Metropolitan Area Committee
CBNO/MAC Positions on Key Items for 2006 Elections

1. Rebuilding New Orleans Neighborhoods
The most urgent, critical issue facing New Orleans today is how we will rebuild our neighborhoods, including the issue of where we will rebuild and where we will not rebuild.

CBNO/MAC believes that virtually every neighborhood in New Orleans, with the possible exception of any that may demonstrably be unprotectable by even the best of levee systems, deserves to be rebuilt at least in part, in a way that makes it safer and more vital than it was pre-Katrina. Click here for more...

Committee for a Better New Orleans/Metropolitan Area Committee
Position Paper on Local Government Efficiency and Consolidation
December 15, 2005

In the aftermath of the disaster of Hurricane Katrina, many new realities must be faced in New Orleans and southeast Louisiana , including that fact that now and for the foreseeable future, our city and parish are no longer the largest governmental jurisdictions in the state. Click here for more....

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CBNO/MAC ANNOUNCES EDUCATION SUMMIT IN JUNE
Purpose is to Build Communication, Collaboration Among Education Groups And Focus Education Resources Where They Are Needed Most

In an effort to marshal and focus community support for education where it is needed most, the Committee for a Better New Orleans/Metropolitan Area Committee ( CBNO/MAC) will host...Click here for more

CBNO/MAC CHALLENGES SCHOOL BOARD, COMMUNITY
TO TAKE DECISIVE ACTION TO IMPROVE SCHOOLS

All Reform Proposals Should Be Considered;
Focus Must Be Foremost On Students’ Needs

The Committee for a Better New Orleans/Metropolitan Area Committee (CBNO/MAC) recognizes that hard choices and possibly controversial actions will be necessary to build an outstanding public school system in New Orleans. Click Here for more....

Committee for a Better New Orleans/Metropolitan Area Committee Clarifies Origin and
Intent of House Bill 1659

 Purpose is to help create accountability and establish processes for
improved classroom learning

There can be no denying that the present structure and processes in the Orleans Parish Public School System are failing to educate the children of our city....Click here for more

CBNO/MAC TO BUILD COMMUNITY COALITION
TO LAUNCH AND MONITOR IMMEDIATE EDUCATIONAL REFORM

Stakeholders, General Public to Be Convened:  Goal is "Immediate Impact"

Declaring that the New Orleans Public School System is failing both its students and the community as a whole, the Committee for a Better New Orleans/Metropolitan Area Committee (CBNO/MAC) is initiating a wide-reaching effort to bring the community together to identify and implement immediate and long-term systemic change.....Click here for more