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CPS CEO Macquline King testified before Congress. Here are 3 key takeaways.
Chicago Public Schools CEO Macquline King testified before the U.S. House Committee on Education and the Workforce on policies related to gender identity, sex education, abortion, and religious freedom. The hearing follows ongoing federal scrutiny of CPS's diversity and inclusion efforts, including investigations into its Black Student Success Plan and previous funding disputes. King was subpoenaed for the testimony, which also included superintendents from San Francisco and Loudoun County.
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Macquline KingpersonChicago Public SchoolsorganizationU.S. House Committee on Education and the WorkforceorganizationAmerica First LegalorganizationOffice for Civil RightsorganizationStephen MillerpersonBlack Student Success PlantopicSan Francisco Unified School DistrictorganizationLoudoun County Public Schoolsorganization
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