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Chicago school closures spark outrage
Closings across city will force about 30.000 children to transfer to different schools.
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Until our dystopian classification system is overhauled, leaks remain an essential public service.
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Two charged over murder of Chicago teenager
Hadiya Pendleton was shot near US president's Chicago home last month, just days after performing at his inauguration.
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Community organiser Darius McGraw was one of more than 500 people killed in America's deadliest city in 2012.
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Chicago teachers vote to end strike
Public school classes to resume on Wednesday after what Mayor Rahm Emanuel calls an "honest compromise" with union.
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Chicago mayor takes legal action over strike
Rahm Emanuel begins court action to obtain injunction in attempt to end first teacher's strike in 25 years.
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Saving the Chicago public school system: Who's hurting the kids?
By going on strike, the teachers are "building political power", putting themselves in a "position to force changes".
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