Chicago Public Schools to pay back $87 million in overpayments

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Chicago Public Schools to pay back $87 million in overpayments

By Andrew Hensel | The Center Square Chicago Public Schools were given $87 million from the Illinois State Board of Education in error and now they owe that money back. The coding error in the system was made by a third party and resulted in overstated payments to Chicago Public Schools of $6.7 million in … Chicago Public Schools to pay back $87 million in overpayments Read More »

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