Schools

WBEZ's Linda Lutton and Catalyst Chicago's Sara Karp how examine whether Chicago charter schools eject certain poor-performing or behavior-challenged students.

In the summer of 2010 the CPS administration laid off over 1,300 teachers. When some applied for new teaching positions within CPS, they found that someone had secretly changed their personnel records—preventing them from ever teaching again in Chicago public schools, and maybe elsewhere.

Interview with the Chicago Reader's Ben Joravsky on why the Chicago Public Schools administration would authorize a contract violation, and more.

Interview with the Chicago Reader's Ben Joravsky on whether teachers and students should sacrifice for administrative largesse, and more.

Interview with the Chicago Reader's Ben Joravsky on whether unions should focus on company policy, worker benefits, or both, and more.

Interview with the Chicago Reader's Ben Joravsky on when schools lower property values, and more.

Interview with the Chicago Reader's Ben Joravsky on how to get the city to publish public information, and more.

Interview with the Chicago Reader's Ben Joravsky on the tenuous connection between Chicago Public School positions, titles, and business cards, and more.

Interview with the Chicago Reader's Ben Joravsky on whether Chicago Public Schools staff cuts appear in its budget, and more.

Interview with the Chicago Reader's Ben Joravsky on the Board of Education's tradition of getting back to reporters, and more.

Interview with the Chicago Reader's Ben Joravsky on Michael Scott as divine intervention, and more.

Interview with the Chicago Reader's Ben Joravsky on why Chicago has local school councils, and more.

Interview with the Chicago Reader's Ben Joravsky on Daley and Thompson's negotiations hidden in plain sight, and more.

Interview with the Chicago Reader's Ben Joravsky on the roll call of abused schools, and more.

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