About 200 students with disabilities in Chicago don’t have classroom placements as second week of school begins – Chalkbeat Chicago

Although CPS added nearly 100 new cluster programs in the past two years with classes exclusively for students with disabilities, families were notified in an Aug. 15 letter that there are “limited seats available.”
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David F
7 months ago

The CTU ploy of the poor disabled, they made the bed.

Matt J.
7 months ago

They may turn out better by being outside a CTU classroom… being in one sure isn’t helping anyone get educated

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