By Kate Campaigne Piercy • November 23, 2009
How is that $87.8 million spent?
A Chicago Tribune piece today discusses how the “state Board of Education is looking into questions about the “accountability and transparency” of millions of dollars in state money that Chicago Public Schools receives each year to pay the salaries of its special education teachers.”
Categories: Cook County, Government Spending, Needs Accountability, Needs Transparency, Posting Online, Transparency, Wasteful Spending
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