A conservative education group has filed an anti-discrimination complaint against Chicago Public Schools and its Black Student Success Plan.

Schools are under scrutiny following President Trump’s moves to limit race-based initiatives.

Chicago Public Schools launched the Black Student Success Plan, a five-year initiative to address educational disparities for Black students.

Last year, a Virginia-based advocacy group challenged a Los Angeles Unified School District initiative aimed at boosting outcomes for its Black students, which CPS said inspired its own plan. At the urging of the Biden administration, Los Angeles made changes to downplay the role of race, causing an outcry from some of its initiative’s supporters.

A group opposed to race-based initiatives complained to the Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights that the program unveiled this week is discriminatory.