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CPS watchdog reopens case into allegations school board president candidate had ‘inappropriate interactions’ with minor

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By Alice Yin Verified, Kate Armanini
| Yahoo Verified
The Chicago Public Schools inspector general has reopened an investigation into Hilario Dominguez, a candidate for Chicago Board of Education president, months after closing an earlier inquiry into his conduct, the Tribune has learned. CPS Inspector General Philip Wagenknecht confirmed the reopening early Friday evening but would not comment on the nature of the allegations. "We issued a 'not substantiated' report earlier this year," he said in a phone call.
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Sendhil Revuluri drops out of Chicago school board president race

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By Kate Armanini
| Yahoo Verified
Sendhil Revuluri, a former board appointee and education consultant, is dropping out of the race to be the first elected school board president. Revuluri said in a statement Wednesday he was suspending his campaign in part because he is unable to compete with the money pouring in from labor unions and other special interest groups. "I ran my campaign the way I hope our schools are governed: realistically, honestly, and focused on our students' success.
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To Fill Special Ed Staffing Gaps, Nonprofit Looks To Parents Already In School Buildings

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By Kate Armanini
| Disability Scoop Verified
CHICAGO — For years, Maria Johnson slipped into Chicago Public Schools classrooms as a volunteer parent, an extra set of hands to help students sound out their reading. She can’t recall exactly when she started: Her eldest son is now 22. “I was not only trying to be there for my son, but I wanted to be there for other children, because I know everybody doesn’t get that,” Johnson said. She had no intention of stopping.
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