The budget for repairs to major structural issues at Lusher Charter School’s two campuses has been reduced by more than $7 million from what was originally planned, based on an Orleans Parish School Board vote on Tuesday, leaving officials wondering how the cuts will affect the scope of the renovations. What was touted as the final plan for distributing a $2 billion settlement from FEMA for school construction and repairs in October allocated nearly $18.8 million to repairs at Lusher’s Fortier campus and nearly $4.8 million to the Willow Street campus, figures that drew praise and gratitude from Lusher officials when they were announced. The money was intended to repair problems such as roof and window leaks that were causing continued deterioration to both buildings, bringing them to a citywide standard of “warm, safe and dry.” On Tuesday, as the Orleans Parish School Board voted to budget money for those repairs to its schools around the city, the numbers listed for Lusher’s two schools were dramatically different: $13.9 million at Fortier, and $2.4 million for Willow. The difference drew the attention of OPSB member Woody Koppel, who questioned why the changes were made.