$23 Million in Missing Devices, Criminal Charges and Sexual Abuse Investigations Detailed in CPS Watchdog’s Annual Report – WTTW (Chicago)

Reporting on the year that ended June 30, 2023, Chicago Public Schools Inspector General Will Fletcher said, “During this period, the (Office of Inspector General) received over 2,000 complaints of misconduct, waste, fraud, financial mismanagement, and adult-on-student sexual misconduct." Those cases included an assistant principal who was charged after allegedly stealing close to $275,000, numerous employees accused of fraudulently obtaining Paycheck Protection Program loans, eight cases of substantiated adult-on-student sexual assault, as well as the missing tech equipment.
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Nostradamus.
2 years ago

And what does CPS and the CTU say? We need more money!

Eugene from a payphone
2 years ago

Nothing to see here, move along!

Freddy
2 years ago

Does anyone really care especially in the inner city if they even knew about the missing $23M? It is taxpayers money after all.

Mr Penguino
2 years ago

Like everything in Chicago/Cook County/ Illinois the Chicago public system and its entire administration from top to bottom is totally corrupt. What else would one expect?

debtsor
2 years ago
Reply to  Mr Penguino

I’ve been telling everyone for months that Brandon sees in his job description as “loot the city” – which fits into his broader goal of reordering a systemically racist Chicago to favor people of color. Not in the fancy big business kind of theft, but literally in the most petty “steal everything that isn’t bolted down” kind of way. That’s why citizens felt it was OK to steal $23,000,000 worth of electronics. I am only half joking when in 20 years we’ll find out that Brandon’s stored tens of thousands of dollars of office supplies and toilet paper in his… Read more »

Jerry
2 years ago
Reply to  debtsor

BS is impervious to toilet paper. Probably gets his bribes in cash like the mayor of Detroit plus that takes less room in his basement although he may prefer remote storage in a place without an extradition treaty. Drop a few pounds and he could be anonymous in most beach bars and brothels south of Key West. Although a Chicago accent or retired teachers might blow his cover. Who knows? I only know what I read on Wirepoints and he may eligible for sainthood or an equestrian statue that his successors won’t tear down.

Cass Andra
2 years ago

Anyone of normal intelligence saw this coming. That includes those who promoted and supported the give away. What does that say about the promoters and supporters? Same attitude as those who ignore shoplifting. They all promote fundamental lawlessness. Do they also promote immorality? Is a civilized society a basic human value? Chicago is a laboratory test for whether “we” can thrive or even survive as jungle creatures.

Streeterville
2 years ago

CPS response: “oopsie!”

Chicago taxpayers shouldn’t expect any consequences to CPS chicanery, or to CTU shenanigans. Chicago possibly the most corrupt city in US.

Nostradamus.
2 years ago
Reply to  Streeterville

The only thing Chicagoans should expect is a demand for more money.

Fed up neighbor
2 years ago

And again nothing absolutely nothing will be done.

Nostradamus.
2 years ago

Dat’s be ours reparations!

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