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NAACP Illinois State Conference Urges State Leaders to Reject Federal Private-School Voucher Scheme

It provides a federal tax credit for contributions made to scholarship-granting organizations that support K-12 private-school tuition. State participation is voluntary, but states that choose to participate must officially identify qualifying scholarship organizations for the federal government. #naacp

IL homelessness prevention costs taxpayers over $600 million

“When you dig into the numbers, I think you find one of the reasons homelessness went down overall is because the self-induced migration, both legal and illegal, crisis that was happening in Chicago started to ebb,” Arellano said. #homeless #prevention #centersquare

Preckwinkle, Yancy Endorse Jessica Biggs for CPS Board President

The endorsements add to a coalition that includes the SEIU Illinois State Council, several Chicago alderpersons, members of the Chicago Board of Education, state lawmakers, a Cook County commissioner, clergy and former Chicago Public Schools officials. #endorsement #cps

Richard J. Daley College, Anixter Center Celebrate Third Graduating Class of After 22 Program

Dr. Isaac Zúñiga, president of Richard J. Daley College, said the program reflects the college's commitment to providing inclusive educational opportunities. #program #college #richardjdaley

Preston Law Expanding Support for Families of Students with Disabilities to Take Effect Jan. 1

“Keeping families of students with disabilities aware of all their available resources will help not just the students, but also their community.” #disabilities #law

Crawford Bill Aims to Empower Families of Students with Disabilities

IEPs are tailored plans designed to support the specific learning needs of students with disabilities, developed through collaboration among teachers #disabilities

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