It used to be that high schools were held accountable for how many students they graduated. In Chicago, Mayor Rahm Emanuel took that a step further when he announced this spring that to get a high school diploma, seniors must have a firm written plan for what they are going to do after graduation.
Sarah Karp (@SSKedreporter) from Here & Now contributor WBEZ takes us to one public school that’s already started doing that.
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