The Chicago School board voted to end its partnership with the Chicago Police Department and remove school resource officers from the remaining 31 schools they continued to patrol.
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson, who campaigned on removing cops from schools, gave the board the green light to terminate its $10.3 million contract with the Chicago Police Department.
The Chicago Board of Education voted Tuesday to remove police officers from public schools, citing students' "emotional safety," despite the city's increase in criminal activity.In a 7-0 vote, the board unilaterally determined that Chicago Public Schools will not renew its contract with the Chicago …
The Chicago Board of Education voted unanimously on Thursday to remove school resource officers from Chicago Public Schools, with the removal of the officers...
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Chicago Board of Education votes to remove resource officers from Chicago Public Schools | Since Then
