All In For Kids - 4:32
Jane Mentzinger, Communities In Schools (CIS) of Chicago
Posted Dec 12, 2019
1 in 5, 9th graders in Chicago Public Schools will not graduate. With high school graduation being an indicator of life success, Communities in Schools of Chicago give schools the tools & strategies to overcome this statistic.
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