Fax To Jean-Claude Brizard

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Whittier Proposal Prepared for: Jean-Claude Brizard, CEO Prepared by: Tim Furman, Chicago Resident June 24, 2011 Proposal number: 1 Dear Mr. Brizard: You may not be aware that Architecture for Humanity Chicago recently won second place in the Chicago Area Clean Air Design Challenge “The Air We Breathe.” If you haven’t checked out the plan, please go online: it’s available here: http://tinyurl.com/6a2cd8e . I urge you to halt the CPS plan to displace the special education students at Whittier Dual Language Com- munity School in Pilsen. You yourself have talked about the two-tiered education system that has emerged in this city; here’s a chance to work with an active community school group that has specific goals for the chil- dren in their care. If cost is your only concern, then I believe that the Whittier Parent Committee can show you a persuasive case that their plan costs less than the plan that you are currently implementing, that nobody at Whittier wants, and that represent the kind of top-down decision-making process that has served Chicago poorly. Please go meet with the Whittier Parent Committee-- Halt the construction, and go meet. Tim Furman, Rogers Park Tim Furman 6641 N. Greenview Avenue Chicago, Illinois 60626 work 614-507-8370 fax 312-380-4649

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Whittier ProposalPrepared for: Jean-Claude Brizard, CEOPrepared by: Tim Furman, Chicago Resident

June 24, 2011Proposal number: 1

Dear Mr. Brizard:

You may not be aware that Architecture for Humanity Chicago recently won second place in the Chicago

Area Clean Air Design Challenge “The Air We Breathe.” If you haven’t checked out the plan, please go online:

it’s available here: http://tinyurl.com/6a2cd8e.

I urge you to halt the CPS plan to displace the special education students at Whittier Dual Language Com-

munity School in Pilsen. You yourself have talked about the two-tiered education system that has emerged in

this city; here’s a chance to work with an active community school group that has specific goals for the chil-

dren in their care.

If cost is your only concern, then I believe that the Whittier Parent Committee can show you a persuasive

case that their plan costs less than the plan that you are currently implementing, that nobody at Whittier

wants, and that represent the kind of top-down decision-making process that has served Chicago poorly.

Please go meet with the Whittier Parent Committee-- Halt the construction, and go meet.

Tim Furman, Rogers Park

Tim Furman6641 N. Greenview AvenueChicago, Illinois 60626

work 614-507-8370

fax 312-380-4649

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