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New plan for Chicago schools sets high expectations

Critics decrying stricter standards

By Eric Ferkenhoff
Globe Correspondent / February 27, 2004

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C HICAGO -- The school board has adopted a strict new accountability plan that would place nearly half the city's 600 public schools on academic probation, a move decried by critics as extreme but embraced by officials as necessary to shock the system into higher performance. Chicago public schools have come a long way since former US education secretary William ... (Full Article: 706 Words)

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