A district warning letter says that the school is owed more than $1M from its parent organization and ‘other programs.’
About one-third of the city's public school students are in summer classes.
The school’s governing board has hired a consultant to investigate a number of allegations made by its former HR director in a lengthy letter.
The interim CEO who was appointed in March, following the CEO’s resignation, previously served as member of the school’s governing board.
District cases increased this week, but with fewer students in school buildings and citywide case numbers still low, they are still below the numbers that schools often reported during the school year.
District officials say background checks are a “critical focus.”
The lawsuit alleges the nonprofit group that ran Coghill School owes the district nearly $1 million.
The superintendent also suggested six additional campuses to be considered in July.
In mid-May, the CDC lowered the eligibility age from 16 to 12.
Superintendent Henderson Lewis Jr. announced next school year will be his last as superintendent of the district.