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Monday, October 4, 2010

AM News: Whittier Parents Continue Sit-In - District 299: Chicago Public Schools Blog

AM News: Whittier Parents Continue Sit-In - District 299: Chicago Public Schools Blog

AM News: Whittier Parents Continue Sit-In

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CPS Lands Teen Pregnancy Grant Fox: Chicago Public Schools will get more than $3.9 Million in federal teen pregnancy prevention grants... College starts in high school for many teens Tribune: A record number of Illinois high school students enrolled in college courses this fall, racking up credits that fulfill high school requirements and also get them started on a college transcript, state records show... School Janitor Charged With Assaulting Child CBS2: A janitor in the Chicago Public Schools has been charged with sexually assaulting a child...Parents: School Responsible in Suicide Fox: David and Amy Truong insist no one from Hamilton listened to them when they reported their son was constantly bullied on campus because of his religious and sexual orientation... Sit-in parents at Whittier set for long winter Sun Times: Surrounded by pots of food and refrigerators filled with milk and pop, Pilsen parents vowed Friday... Duncan speaks at bar association event in Chicago Tribune: Duncan was the keynote speaker Saturday at an American Bar Association fall leadership meeting. Young teachers still believe in Superman Medill Reports: Anthony, Francisco, Bianca, Daisy and Emily are the faces of education in a documentary about the disparities in education. As in all good dramas, they don't all win in the end... CTU: Many woes at Chicago Public Schools Southtown Star: Larger class sizes. Inexperienced teachers. Substitute teachers. Trimmed back art, music and after-school programs...

Austin residents worried about police scale back Chicago Reporter: In an area with more than 1,000 arrests a month, community members will have to assume some of the community policing duties to prevent the crime rate from jumping