When Janice Jackson took to the radio with WBEZ, she discussed the upcoming expenditures on accessibility - about $10.5 million slated in the upcoming CPS budget.

Chalkbeat covered the lack of accessibility in CPS schools.

The expenditure does not go far enough, as one parent writes to the Chicago Tribune. 

Redwood Literacy is looking for schools to partner with them on dyslexia training for teachers and implementing proven interventions. 

As research suggests, early intervention is important for students with dyslexia. 

Redwood wants to work with Chicago area teachers to improve outcomes for students with dyslexia while building a partnership through training. 

Check out the opportunity - maybe your school would like to partner! 

Thanks to Walter Brzeski for sharing his up-to-date from June 2019 accessibility information from Chicago Public Schools (which he received in a FOIA request).

While some CPS schools are completely accessible, some are first floor only accessible. Unfortunately, not all Chicago Public Schools buildings are accessible.

CPS uses designations - usable, first floor usable and not accessible.