Chicago Board of Ed votes to shift priorities from school choice to neighborhood schools
Briefly

Among a range of goals aimed at 'disrupting cycles of inequity,' the resolution commits to 'transition away from privatization and admissions/enrollment policies and approaches that further stratification and inequity in CPS and drive student enrollment away from neighborhood schools.'
The eventual impact could be seismic, with more than 75% of high school students and about 44% of elementary students attending schools outside of their neighborhood boundaries as of last school year. White and Asian students disproportionately attend CPS' selective enrollment schools. Meanwhile, Black students face persistent opportunity gaps, disproportionately attending neighborhood schools long starved of investments, officials and community organizers said.
Read at Chicago Tribune
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