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Analysis: Demand For Charter Schools In Chicago Overstated By Advocates

Written By Unknown on Tuesday, April 2, 2013 | 3:22 PM

April 2, 2013
As the Chicago Public School district moves to close 54 neighborhood elementary schools on account of what it calls an "underutilization crisis," the number of charter schools in the city is expanding.

If a recent Chicago Tribune editorial is to be believed, it's because demand for charter schools in Chicago is hot, with many would-be charter students spilling on to wait lists. The recent op-ed sources their claim from data provided by Andrew Broy, president of the Illinois Network of Charter Schools.  Continue reading...
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