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						  Five Chicago Public high schools &mdash; spread across the city &mdash; will have their curricula re-shaped and teachers re-trained to focus on math, science and technology &ldquo;jobs of tomorrow,&rdquo; thanks to a $400,000 &ldquo;challenge grant&rdquo; from IBM. The new high schools will be modeled after an IBM-shaped and bankrolled high school in Brooklyn that allows its students to attend grades 9 through 14 and graduate with an associate&rsquo;s degree in computer sciences. The new Chicago schools will not include two extra years of high school that end in an associate&rsquo;s degree. But, Mayor Rahm Emanuel said he has other plans  &amp;hellip;
					  
				 
	  				  
   