After a new charter school opened in his ward, an alderman wants to know which kids have benefited.
by Ben Joravsky
It's been almost two years since UNO, using its clout as one of the most powerful charter school operations in the state, forced rookie alderman Nicholas Sposato to accept one of its schools in his ward. But UNO's not pushing anyone around these days—it's struggling to regain its credibility in the wake of an embarrassing contracting scandal.…[ Read more ]