Tag Archives: poverty

Dec. 19, 2013

Posted on December 20, 2013 by Ken

Some questions we kicked around on this week’s Chicago Newsroom with Education expert and consultant Paul Goren an Chicago Reader Senior Writer (and 2014 Studs Terkel Award winner) Steve Bogira: Could CPS schools be significantly improved if, taking their gross … Continue reading →

Posted in Chicago Newsroom past shows | Tagged CASEL, charter schools, Chicago Reader, CPS, magnet school, Paul Goren, poverty, racial segregation, Steve Bogira, triage, University of Chicago | Leave a comment

CN September 27, 2012

Posted on September 28, 2012 by Ken

Here’s a succinct explanation of the CHA’s Plan for Transformation: “Mayor Daley was a very successful politician, and he was faced with a political problem. He had half the people in the city wanting to tear the buildings down because … Continue reading →

Posted in Chicago Newsroom past shows | Tagged Altgeld Gardens, CHA, Charles Woodyard, Ethan Michaeli, high-rise demolition, homeless, Lathrop Homes, Natalie Moore, Plan for Transformation, poverty, Rahm Emanuel, Residents Journal, Richard M. Daley, WBEZ, We The People Media | Leave a comment

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