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Chalkbeat is a nonprofit news network covering schools & education across the U.S. Contact us: ckbe.at/contact-chalkb… or email [email protected]
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    Feb 8, 2024
    Did that really just happen? Yes, yes it did. Thank you @AbbottElemABC for the shoutout! We’re excited for potentially more people to “read about that in Chalkbeat.” 🥲🫶 #AbbottElementary
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    Board members voted to delay to their September meeting a resolution steering more resources to the former contract school Chicago Public Schools absorbed.
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    School board decision on extra $5.5 million for Chicago Arts High School postponed
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    The mom of three and former educator cited “special interests prepared to spend millions of dollars” as a reason for stepping back. Four other candidates remain in the competition.
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    Incumbent school board member Jennifer Custer bows out of race to be first elected CPS board...
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    Remote learning receded after COVID. Fully virtual schooling didn’t: Enrollment has roughly doubled in the last several years.
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    Some students hated COVID-era remote learning, but others have stuck with online education
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    More than 40 publicly funded programs for Colorado homeschool students are in limbo as the school year starts. Some have closed or paused classes, while others are searching for new authorizers.
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    Open or closed? Colorado homeschool enrichment programs in limbo after controversial group dissolves
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