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Chicago charter advocates want to use space in under-capacity schools

Feb. 24, 2011
They say more than 100 buildings have space that charters could use

From The Chicago Tribune: Charter advocates in Chicago say that new and expanding charter schools should have access to the more than 100 school underused schools buildings that the public school system owns.

RELATED: Traditional school, charter school vie for space in same building. (Chicago Sun-Times)

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