School Merger

- 5:15

with Alderman Walter Burnett of the City of Chicago

Posted

Feb 15, 2018

Walter Burnett, City of Chicago discusses the merging of two schools, Jenner & Ogden. Instead of closing these schools, blending them together will create a whole new culture. This mutually beneficial merger is a win win for the community.

Hosted by: Ellee Pai Hong Produced by: Greater Chicago Newsmakers Team
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