The North Side Children’s Agency: Finances Versus Missional Leadership Janet Snyder and Julie Snyder Kowalewski worked for the first day of a Chicago City Council vote over their annual budget request that requested the city increase its salaries of three construction workers to $143,200 a year starting Jan. 2, 2014. The report cost about $70 million. They had gotten the final information on their annual proposal to an Illinois Commission on Local Education (CRDL) budget hearing on Oct. 13, 2012; that meeting ended with an advisory committee to help them plan a new tax levy. They found the city is relying too much on city funds and is under “significant” costs, like other construction projects, they say. They also cited a new round of cuts to the unemployment code imposed by city law prior to 2011 for three projects that were not part of the CRDL budget that should be included in the 2013 extension.

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They have a few questions for the city to remember: What would the city’s investment make it unique — in the same year as the CRDL tome? Is the city too small to provide the funding and staffing that would really change what the city could do in a decade and a half? In June, the district’s Board of Education, which received a budget report showing the current and future changes of the board’s funding that are being made to address CPS and related issues, the board unanimously decided not to approve the three-year extension requested by the city. The decision is a stark example of the need for meaningful public change to take place during a re-election campaign. City Council members were scheduled to hear Mayoral candidate Ray LaHood on Nov. 22, but failed to come to a vote until he contacted with the Chicago Board of Education asking for the vote within a two-day window Dec. 16, 2010. Council also approved the request this week of “a few changes,” council spokeswoman Mary Scott told WGN radio in Chicago. The councilman, Councilwoman Shelley Moore (D), who has called the ruling “inexcusable,” has expressed support for the city’s request to move forward.

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Another councilman, Councilwoman Lisa McCoy (R) also expressed interest in allowing community groups to engage in planning and public education more effectively. A group of district children and youth advocates made an effort to convince the board to approve the extension that same day, when the state Supreme Court removed a provision that allows only council members to negotiate through their elected representatives, including the board, after school hours. That provision does not allow the public to speak openly about issues of funding. Council also considered other measures submitted by state education officials about that particular issue in November to revise the proposal. CPS, which has been pushing for significant cuts to the city’s pension and transportation needs over the past four years and has experienced rapid growth under these budget increases, was willing to forgive the city and bring back its own pension money at the last minute as part of those deals, one source said. That would have meant offering short stays to city employees or requiring more revenue-generating investment like a new home for the city’s business. The final two-day hearing — scheduled to take place Thursday in the Hyde Park Civic Center Auditorium in Chicago Heights — was not scheduled for Thursday so there would not have been the chance to get to that vote, said Mike Gross, a spokesperson for CPS.

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Council is expected to make a $3 million decision by Dec. 25. How Much is Too Much for CPS? CPS in 2015 had 11.2 years of general revenue under general revenue, including money from community development projects without increasing the overall budget, according to the Detroit City Council. The average city revenue hike is $14,270 for 2014 and $9,130 for 2015. The share of CPS’s general revenue under general revenue reached $7,880 last year, the largest overall increase for a CPS budget since 1992, according to the city. The city’s general revenue stands at about $7.

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9 million, which is enough to meet about 2.5 percent of all revenue coming in from all areas within the city, according to the fiscal year 2012 budget that CPS says it has filed with the state Department of Public Safety. While CPS’s total general revenue may not look like much after all, the number of projects the city is providing to others dependsThe North Side Children’s Agency: Finances Versus Mission, 2000-2008 For information about the North Side, see “Fundraising Funding to Restore Childhood and Youth Services: Assessing FADHC” (Accessed September 6, 2008). In Pennsylvania, the North End Child Development Association provides funding for the North End Homeless Network at community funded shelters. Children’s Health and Wellness organization calls on the North Side Children’s agency to support that program by building community care to improve children’s needs. The North Side Children’s Agency offers financial support at Community Mall Children’s Home (www.mnallherald.

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org/org), Children’s Community Service at the North Side Bedding (www.mnbanking.org), and Young Offenders Service (www.randalfrasier.org). Financial support means giving at least $500 off a children’s program one month. In Maryland, the South End Children’s Agency provides all social workers at Community 2 in Maryland who are supported in providing funding to expand the placement center.

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The North Side Children’s Agency, at the Northend Offender Network: Facing a Distant Impact The National Alliance for Youth and the Young. The Alliance for Youth is committed to the social, housing and program development of kids, kids, and young adults through a concerted effort to support youths and/or youths with behavioral problems. The State Council for Child Assistance and the State Department of Community Services and Training on Homelessness supports the Youth Care and Development Initiative (YCAFOI), which serves more than 75,000 young people every year. The DCAFOI identifies youth, helps them connect with community members, and increases programs. Together, DCAFOI and the State DEP are working to increase the number of youth receiving U.S. legal referral services for mental health treatment to at least 3 percent of states currently offering their services, as well as establish a child-centered continuum for all children with a basic relationship problem.

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The Washington, DC Youth and Youth Outreach website can be accessed at www.youthhealingdistantimpact.org. Resources at “North Side Children’s Agency: Finances Versus Mission, 2000-2008” May 11, 2008. See http://www.mnallherald.org/org/pages/index.

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