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The Chicago Public Education Fund

@thefundchicago

The Chicago Public Education Fund is a nonprofit organization working to build a critical mass of great public schools in Chicago.

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5 hours ago

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Heather Y. Anichini
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a month ago

🔃 Last week, Chicago Public Schools (CPS) Interim CEO Dr. Macquline S King outlined a projected $734M gap between the district’s anticipated obligations and committed revenue. What’s included in this number?

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The Chicago Public Education Fund
@thefundchicago

18 days ago

School leaders, join us for a happy hour on Tuesday, July 15, from 5:00 to 7:30 p.m. We’re excited to celebrate you during the Summer Leadership Institute. This is an RSVP-only event, so be sure to reserve your spot! RSVP here: bit.ly/SLIHH25

School leaders, join us for a happy hour on Tuesday, July 15, from 5:00 to 7:30 p.m. We’re excited to celebrate you during the Summer Leadership Institute. This is an RSVP-only event, so be sure to reserve your spot! RSVP here: bit.ly/SLIHH25
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The Chicago Public Education Fund
@thefundchicago

17 days ago

Our chief public affairs officer, Nelson Gerew, reiterated the magnitude of CPS - Chicago Public Schools budget challenges to the Board of Education today: The district has already cut $230 million, and school leaders are being asked to do more with less.