Chicago Public Schools are dealing with more than 5.7 billion problems ahead of the upcoming school year

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Chicago Public Schools revealed their budget Friday, a proposed $5.7 billion, with $269 million coming from the city, according to the Chicago Tribune.

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While the announcement was received relatively quietly, there are ongoing concerns surrounding the budget and funding for CPS this fall.

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In fact, three Chicago parents filed a lawsuit against the Illinois Board of Education over the ongoing funding crisis last week, according to the Courthouse News Service:

“In recent weeks, each of the major political parties have accused the other of playing politics with school funding reform,” the complaint read. “But the law as set forth in SB 6 requires that the General State Aid funds appropriated by the [L]egislature be allocated using an evidence-based funding model.”

And this isn’t the only lawsuit filed over education funding this year:

The Chicago Board of Education sued the state of Illinois and Gov. Bruce Rauner in May over funding they said discriminated against students of color.

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Chicago’s school board sued the state and Rauner in February over similar concerns.

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