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As distraught parents plead, school board votes to keep Acero charter schools open, despite financial warning
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Chicago school board votes to keep 5 Acero charters open
Chicago Board of Education votes to save 5 of 7 Acero schools slated for closure
The Chicgao Public Schools board voted Thursday to approve an amended plan to keep five Acero schools open next school year. Two Acero schools, Paz and Cruz, will close at the end of this year.
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The Acero charter network announced last year plans to shutter Cruz K-12 as well as Casas, Cisneros, Fuentes, Paz, Santiago and Tamayo elementary schools due to declining enrollment, increasing personnel and facilities maintenance costs.
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In a complaint with the U.S. Department of Education, a national group claims the plan is discriminatory, citing efforts by the Trump administration to rid schools of race-based programs.
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