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Chicago School Reform Collaborative

The founding members of Chicago School Reform Collaborative announced in 1995 were:[39]

1. William Ayers
2. Warren Chapman
3. Anne Hallett
4. Patricia Anderson, principal, Sullivan High School
5. Sheila Castillo, coordinator, Chicago Association of Local School Councils; LSC member, Inter-American Magnet School
6. Jessica Clarke, education director, Chicago Urban League
7. Dolores Cross, president, Chicago State University
8. James Deanes, president, Parent/Community Council; LSC member, Armstrong Elementary School[21]
9. Lafayette Ford, LSC member, Lucy Flower Vocational High School; former chairman, Chicago School Board Nominating Commission
10. Adela Coronado-Greeley, teacher and founder, Inter-American Magnet School; 1993–4 Illinois Teacher of the Year[21]
11. Patricia Harvey, executive assistant to the general superintendent (1993–5), chief accountability officer (1995–7), Chicago Public Schools; former principal, Hefferan Elementary School
12. Brenda Heffner, director, Chicago office of the Illinois State Board of Education; former principal, Haven Middle School in Evanston, and Haugan, Smyser, and Beethoven Elementary Schools in Chicago
13. Sokoni Karanja, executive director and founder, Centers for New Horizons; 1993 MacArthur Fellow; former member of the board of directors, Woods Charitable Fund (1987–1992)[21][25][49]
14. Peter Martinez, senior program officer for education, John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation (1991–2001); convenor of the Alliance for Better Chicago Schools (ABCs) coalition (Spring 1988)[21][25][50]
15. Coretta McFerren, executive director, West Side Schools and Communities Organizing for Restructuring and Planning (WSCORP); former staff coordinator and chief spokeswoman, People's Coaltion for Educational Reform (PCER)[21]
16. Eric Outten, co-chairman, Schools First; LSC member, Hirsch High School and Burnside Elementary School
17. Migdalia "Millie" Rivera, executive director, Latino Institute
18. Joan Jeter-Slay, associate director, Designs for Change; former member, Interim Chicago School Board (1989–1990)[21][51]
19. Bernard Spillman, consultant, the Comer Project;[52] former assistant superintendent for academic and vocational instructional support, Chicago Public Schools; former principal, Westinghouse Vocational High School[53]
20. Lynn St. James, co-director, Chicago Forum for School Change—an affiliate of the Coalition of Essential Schools (1994–5); chief education officer, Chicago Public Schools (1995–7); former principal of Lindblom High School, King High School and Pirie Elementary School[20]
21. Carol Swinney, policy advisor, Office of the Mayor
22. Beverly Tunney, president, Chicago Principals Association; principal, Healy Elementary School[54]
23. Deborah Lynch-Walsh, director, Chicago Teachers Union Quest Center (1992–5); teacher, Marquette Elementary School (1995–2001); president, Chicago Teachers Union (2001–4)

William Ayers and Warren Chapman were elected by the Collaborative as co-chairmen of the Collaborative in 1995.

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Notice anything?

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There's a Warren Chapman who was appealing a rape conviction, a Warren Chapman on a phylanthropy board on behalf of Chase Bank, and a Warren Chapman who blogged bad about Obama.
Which one are we talking about?

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They were on two different boards.

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I finally voted. I am the one dissenting opinion thus far.

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I'm dense. Who was on 2 dif boards?

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Ayers and Obama. People keep saying that they worked closely together as board members with the Annenberg foundation. Not only were these boards full of Republicans. The didn't meet often And on top of it these two guys were on separate boards under this foundation.

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Give me a link or something. And who were the Republicans?
BTW, Thanks

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Here ya go

Chicago Annenberg Challenge - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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