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Amid financial troubles, the Chicago Board of Education reviewed contracts involving charter schools like ASPIRA and Epic Academy, which operate under the CPS umbrella.

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Amid financial troubles, the Chicago Board of Education reviewed contracts involving charter schools like ASPIRA and Epic Academy, which operate under the CPS umbrella.

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  1. CPS funding cuts contributed to ASPIRA's bankruptcy risk, despite grant efforts.1 source
  2. Financial issues threaten the continued operation of charter schools linked to the CPS system in Chicago.1 source

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