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LSCs get help to track annual Chapter 1 spending

By Christina Pellett | July 27, 2005
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CPS will extend homeless policy to CHA students

By Dan Weissmann | July 27, 2005
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200 elementary schools to get new programs, monitoring

By Brett Schaeffer | July 27, 2005
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Comings and goings

By Christina Pellett | July 27, 2005
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Do it big, do it now and do it in

By Linda Lenz | July 27, 2005
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“Big four” lead the way in AP

By Maureen Kelleher | July 27, 2005
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Inequities persist even at the top

By Sarah Karp | July 27, 2005
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Farm teams to groom high achievers for IB

By Juliet Ray | July 27, 2005
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Hubbard overcomes CPS false start, nine other schools catch up

By Maureen Kelleher | July 27, 2005
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Using AP, IB to change schools

By Maureen Kelleher | July 27, 2005
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