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Everybody Gets into College at Southside Charter High School
All 107 seniors in the first graduating class of Urban Prep get college acceptance letters.
Posted on 3.5.2010 by
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Students at Worst Schools Get Ticket to Elite High Schools
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Posted on 3.3.2010 by
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Kids from Struggling Elementary Schools Get Seats at Top-Flight High Schools
Huberman: Kids who score high despite attending low-performing schools show great potential.
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Incoming U of I Freshmen Could Face Tuition Increase
The University of Illinois is thinking of raising tuition to combat a lack of state funding.
Posted on 3.3.2010 by
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Chicago Public Schools' Chief Looks to Unions to Save Money
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