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CPS’ Black Student Success Plan Limps Forward With Few Resources, Little Guidance From City
The Black Student Success Plan, designed to improve outcomes for Black students in Chicago Public Schools (CPS), is proceeding slowly despite state requirements and community interest. CPS officials lack a public timeline or budget for implementing the plan, despite holding multiple meetings with the community; instead, they have cited milestones like securing grants and hosting events.
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