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  1. Funds allocated directly to schools in FY2024 reflect an increase of more than $243 million year-over-year and are intended to ensure that all schools can meet the following instructional and school design priorities: Reasonable class sizes. Limited splits. Access to arts. Intervention supports.

  2. In FY2023, CPS is increasing funding outside of the per pupil formula to improve equity in school resourcing, including investments in equity grants for small schools, additional District-funded FTE allocations, and increases in Supplemental Aid and Title I rates for low-income students.

  3. 17 gru 2019 · Equity and School Funding in Chicago Public Schools. In 2017, the state of Illinois passed a new school funding formula designed to distribute resources based on individual district needs. That decision marked an important shift in the conversation about equity in school funding: For the first time we acknowledged that some students, schools ...

  4. Chicago Public Schools (CPS) funding primarily comes from local and state sources, with state funding accounting for about 30% of CPS’s budget. Since EBF came into existence, CPS has received nearly $300 million in additional state funding.

  5. Leaders of eligible schools applied for up to $10,000 in grant support to fund a number of initiatives that support student learning. They are already making ambitious plans for the flexible funding, with projects largely focused on the following four areas: engaging students and families, improving student learning outcomes, creating time for ...

  6. The Funds Board of Directors works to ensure that every child in Chicago has access to a world-class public education. Directors pool their dollars, ideas and time with the belief that strategic investments can have a positive impact on the performance of Chicago’s district and charter public schools. They lend their valuable intellect and ...

  7. The Chicago Board of Education ("Board") is a governing body appointed by the mayor and is responsible for the oversight of Chicago Public Schools (CPS).