Budget information distributed by CPS still showed some of the city’s top high schools would lose hundreds of thousands of dollars, though about 50 schools stood to gain money.

However, CPS said York’s unique and fluid environment doesn’t allow the school to “neatly input data” into a district student information database.

SWAT has no formal policy and does not have reports on an "Organization Structure" in the [CPS] database. This means, SWAT personnel, nor their supervisors or Program Manager (Tracy Everett) ever ...

State law requires CPS to complete an investigation of any alleged child abuse at a congregate-care facility within 21 days and enter its findings into a database.