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Education Overhaul Becomes Law, Scholarship Plan Scrutinized

At long last, Illinois has tossed its old method of funding schools.

Aired 08/31/2017 | Rating NR

Chicago Tonight

Education Overhaul Becomes Law, Scholarship Plan Scrutinized

Clip: 8/31/2017 | 5m 51sVideo has Closed Captions

At long last, Illinois has tossed its old method of funding schools.

Despite having called a previous incarnation of the plan a “bailout” for Chicago Public Schools, Gov. Bruce Rauner chose CPS’s Ebinger Elementary School in Edison Park to sign Senate Bill 1947 into law. Amanda Vinicky has details.

Aired 08/31/2017 | Rating NR

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