POLITICSJun 10 · 23:15 UTCCHICAGO SUN-TIMESReema Amin | Chalkbeat

After delay, Chicago school board renews charters amid revamped oversight

The Chicago Board of Education renewed charters for six charter school networks with terms ranging from four to seven years, following a delayed vote and implementing a revamped oversight process. The decision comes after financial turmoil in the charter sector led to closures, including two ASPIRA charter network high schools.

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