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Wednesday, May 21, 2008
Wednesday Morning News Chicago Class of 2008: One student's take Medill Reports
An outgoing senior at John Hope College Preparatory High School, Peterson took the time to sit down with Medill Reports to reflect on his experiences, and discuss issues that still need to be addressed in the school system. [with video]

Chicago schools safer, but streets more dangerous Redwood City Daily News
Bryan Samuels is chief of staff for Chicago Public Schools (CPS) and manages implementation of major initiatives within a system of 600 schools and 435000 ...

Hospital Closes Special Education School for Children WBEZ
Advocates say the closure reflects larger problems with the nation’s mental health system.

School Districts Get Tough As Home Foreclosures Rise Wall Street Journal
Foreclosure rates are up. Displacement is up. People are becoming homeless," says William Beitler, a private investigator specializing in address verification for school districts in the Chicago area. Mr. Beitler says he has contracts with 32 districts, up from 23 last year, and his caseload has increased to 7,000 from 3,000.



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Wed May 21, 2008 at 2:58 PMBy: Rod Estvan Wednesday Morning News Just for those interested Edward Academy special education school which was discussed on WBEZ is very expensive. According to a website that lists state of Illinois approved private special education schools, it costs $44,674 per year to send a student to this school. I do not know of any CPS students tutioned to the school currently.

Rod Estvan
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