Schools hand out report cards throughout the year and on Thursday, Chicago Public Schools got its review in the annual report from the Office of Inspector General. There were no letter grades, so it’s perhaps best to summarize the results as a mixed bag. CBS 2’s Marie Saavedra sorted it all out for parents and taxpayers.

Schools hand out report cards throughout The year today Chicago Public Schools Got its review in the annual report from The office of Inspector General no Letter grades here but may be best to Summarize it as a mixed bag CBS 2's Marisa vadra is live in The Newsroom to Sort it out for parents and taxpayers Marie well Erica Joe here it is the sum Of the 120 pages from the report from The cpsoig that stands for office of Inspector General the outside Watchdog Group that keeps an eye on Chicago Public schools which is tasked with Educating more than 300 000 students in The city I spoke with the report's Author Inspector General will Fletcher About these findings in reading through Some of the highlights of your report I'd like to start there the three Biggest takeaways from this report and The status of CPS right now as you see It our sexual allegations unit has been Able to close more cases than it opened For the first time in 2022 that means That we are getting more cases uh Promptly resolved that we're able to Make certain that every complaint that Comes in gets the appropriate amount of Resources that it needs in order to make Informed decisions about whether or not To pull staff whether or not to Substantiate investigations but also to Make sure that student safety is kept as

A priority uh in CPS there's been a Persistent problem in CPS with miscoding Students who are chronically truant as Having transferred out of the school or Become missing altogether when in fact Schools have some information or they Believe that the student is just Chronically truant are you finding that This is an effort to paint the school in A better life that there aren't as many Truant students yes that's that's that's What the um the gist of that finding is I wanted to ask about this um discovery That kova 19 funds are being used in Overtime and extra pay most of the Pandemic relief money that CPS has Received is being used on salaries and Benefits so that being the case we mean The district needs to make certain that It's auditing that it's overseeing the Expenditure of those funds because those Types that windfall is not coming back In response to this report CPS tells us It takes its responsibility to serve Families seriously and we'll address any Cases where policies are violated and Hold those people accountable we put That entire statement and along with the Full inspector General's report on our Website you can find it at Cbschicago.com by the way many Inspector General investigations begin with tips That come in from parents and students We will put a link to that confidential

Complaint Form on our website as well Live in The Newsroom Marissa madra CBS 2 News Erica

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