CHICAGO — Four Chicago Public Schools originally scheduled for closure or consolidation have gotten a reprieve.
After a series of public hearings, schools CEO Ron Huberman is recommending that three South Side schools and one West Side school be given another chance.
The South Side schools are Frank l. Gillespie, Irvin C. Mollison and Simon Guggenheim, and on the West Side, Ignance Paderewski.
Huberman will present his recommendations to the school board next week.
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