Chicago School Board Proposes $604.3 Million Capital Budget to Address Aging Infrastructure

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Chicago School Board laid out plans for a $604.3 million capital budget aimed at addressing the needs of the district’s aging facilities. The budget focuses on urgent repairs, sustainability initiatives, and enhancing accessibility across schools.

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