Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel is praising his city’s charter schools, but one school’s policy of fining students for offenses like slouching or chewing gum has people asking questions.
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Ed Schultz talks to Donna Moore, a parent of a Nobel Street Charter School student, and Judith Browne-Dianis, co-director of Advancement Project, about the policy and its effects on students.














