Elyse Carmosino is a Criminal Justice Reporter at The Advocate. She focuses on topics related to crime, law enforcement, and academia, with a particular emphasis on issues affecting Louisiana and Baton Rouge. Elyse's work has been featured in Government Technology, KTBS - TV, KPVI-DTV, NOLA.com, and Governing.
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Elyse's focus is on local crime stories in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. She predominantly covers evolving and breaking news related to police misconduct, homicide, shootings, and general crime in the area.
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Louisiana educators will soon have to undergo a criminal background check before they can receive their teaching license in a move intended to make
By: Elyse Carmosino
When DeSoto Parish Schools Superintendent Clay Corley saw that his students were missing school more often after the pandemic, his district searched for ways to remedy the issue.
By: Elyse Carmosino, Meghan Friedmann
of 7 Gov. Jeff Landry and Attorney General Liz Murrill on Monday doubled down on their defense of a new law that requires the Ten
By: Elyse Carmosino
Educators from across Louisiana expressed deep concerns with the state’s new school-rating system during a packed public hearing Monday on the controversial changes.
By: Elyse Carmosino
Holly Boffy always knew she would become an educator.
Louisiana’s online school report cards received an ‘F’ in a new nationwide study, with researchers saying the state fails to provide crucial data about COVID's impact on student learning.
By: Elyse Carmosino, Patrick Wall
As school superintendents across south Louisiana surveyed their districts Thursday morning, just hours after Hurricane Francine roared through the area, several breathed sighs of relief.
By: Elyse Carmosino
In rural northeast Louisiana, the leaders of a small school district took a drastic step this week in response to an eruption of neighborhood violence: They temporarily banned middle and
By: Elyse Carmosino
The Joint Legislative Committee on the Budget overwhelmingly voted Friday to approve a $910,000, one-year contract with Odyssey, a company founded in 2021 to help states manage grant programs like the one Louisiana lawmakers approved last spring.
By: Elyse Carmosino
More than 1 in 4 Louisiana third graders scored far below state targets on a reading test this fall, according to newly released data. Now, schools have until the spring
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