Judge To CPS: Let Unsafe Fenger Students Transfer

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KAREN HAWKINS | 11/16/09 06:15 PM | AP

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CHICAGO — A federal judge says Chicago Public Schools must arrange for the immediate transfer of students who want to leave a South Side high school after an honor student's brutal beating death.

U.S. District Judge Robert Gettleman's ruling Monday came in a lawsuit filed last week against the district by 11 students who say they don't feel safe at Christian Fenger Academy High School. Along with the transfers, the students want a judge to order the district to make Fenger safer.

Derrion Albert, a 16-year-old Fenger honor student, was beaten to death in September during a sprawling fight that was caught by a cell phone video camera.

Messages left for a district spokeswoman and lawyer weren't immediately returned.

CHICAGO — A federal judge says Chicago Public Schools must arrange for the immediate transfer of students who want to leave a South Side high school after an honor student's brutal beating death...
CHICAGO — A federal judge says Chicago Public Schools must arrange for the immediate transfer of students who want to leave a South Side high school after an honor student's brutal beating death...
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- shthar I'm a Fan of shthar 5 fans permalink

I know people in Chicago that send their kids to Kansas City to go to school.

    Reply    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 03:42 PM on 11/16/2009
- Carol Snow I'm a Fan of Carol Snow 29 fans permalink
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Wow, so this means they have no plans to try to make the school safer.... this is depressing.

    Reply    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 02:49 PM on 11/16/2009

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