| This year, the incoming freshmen classes at the following high schools have the highest concentrations of special education students in the district. All of the schools are on probation for low test scores. |
|
|
Austin |
40%
|
| DuSable |
35
|
| Harper |
31
|
| Orr |
31
|
| Manley |
31
|
| Robeson |
30
|
| Phillips |
30
|
| Englewood |
30
|
| Corliss |
29
|
| Carver |
28*
|
| These 16 high schools failed to meet the district’s 14 percent minimum for incoming freshmen with special needs. |
|
| Northside |
3%
|
| Young |
4
|
| Lane |
5
|
| Payton |
8
|
| Brooks |
8
|
| Westinghouse |
10
|
| Simeon |
10
|
| Von Steuben |
10
|
| Richards |
10
|
| Lindblom |
11
|
| Hope |
11
|
| Lincoln Park |
11
|
| Curie |
12
|
| Jones |
12
|
| King |
13
|
| Dunbar |
13
|
|
*Bowen High ties for 10th place if students who enrolled in two autonomous small schools based in the building are excluded from total enrollment. Note: Special education centers, charter schools and alternative schools SOURCE: CPS Office of Specialized Services, October 2002 |
|
Too many, too few
