Earlier this month Chicago Public Schools unveiled its $5.7 billion 2015 budget. Now there's a controversial accounting change that's making headlines: a two month extension on the 2015 fiscal year that will bring in an extra $650 million and help close a massive budget gap. Inside the budget, some are concerned that charter schools may be getting more funding than neighborhood schools.

We analyze the district’s $5.7 billion budget withSarah KarpofCatalyst Chicago and Pavlyn Jankov, a researcher at the Chicago Teacher's Union.