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Capital Improvements

Catalyst Chicago issue cover, published Nov 1998

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Samuel Williams: A quiet toughness

By Susan DeGrane | December 27, 2005
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School drops ‘ghosts,’ truants

By Susan DeGrane | December 27, 2005
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‘Now we’re proud’ to go to Englewood

By Susan DeGrane | December 27, 2005
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Retained students may move ahead in January

By Elizabeth Duffrin | July 26, 2005
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Board keeps test data under wraps

By Elizabeth Duffrin | July 26, 2005
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Summer school dropped for lagging freshmen

By Elizabeth Duffrin | July 26, 2005
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Dilapidated schools a national problem

By Ed Finkel | July 26, 2005
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Help teachers learn motivation skills

By Phyllis Tate | July 26, 2005
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Successful schools can lead the way

By Donald R. Moore | July 26, 2005
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For many schools, speaking up pays off

By Dan Weissmann, with contributions from i | July 26, 2005
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