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01/27/2012

Providing free legal services after school at Chicago Public Schools

New York Times—A Free Legal Clinic That Opens When Class Is Over  By Paul Engleman

Soon after Dennis Kass started teaching history at a small high school in Little Village four years ago, he put his law degree to use, dispensing free legal advice to students and their families after school. That modest beginning has evolved into the Chicago Law and Education Foundation, a free clinic that has now expanded to eight additional city high schools.  Read the entire article.

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