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The average ACT score improved to 18.4 from 18.2 the year before, but remained below the U.S. average.

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"Most principals have been through this before," said Chicago Public Schools CEO Forrest Claypool.

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Chicago Public Schools also announced three schools paid for their own testing.

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The district said it had a 93.4 percent attendance rate, but its data have been suspect in the past.

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The latest budget is based on a contract deal the Chicago Teachers Union rejected in January.

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Only one of the 324 schools to be tested still awaits results, but 112 failed initial lead tests.

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Chicago Public Schools still await results from 23 other schools tested this spring.

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Protesters at the Board of Education backed three aldermanic proposals to raise a total of $400 million.

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Alfonso de Hoyos y Acosta said failing fountains are "decommissioned" with "various remediation plans."

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Onahan had four fountains fail, but CPS said the water may have been turned off before testing.

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The district said it had tested all 324 schools built before new lead standards took effect in 1986.

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The schools included Darwin, Deneen, Disney II, Funston, Goudy, Penn, Smyth and Solomon.

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CPS CEO Forrest Claypool lashed back that he was "shocked" the union was "surrendering to Gov. Rauner."

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Claypool said the testing was being expanded to all schools out of an "abundance of caution."

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Students are still expected to attend school until June 21, officials said — unless teachers strike.