CPS Unveils $9.3 Billion Budget Plan For Upcoming School Year; More Than $1 Billion In Federal Aid To Help Return To In-Person Classes – CBS2 (Chicago)

CPS officials said the federal dollars from the Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief Fund will go toward three priority areas: resuming in-person classes full-time in the fall, funding for additional staffing and resources in schools, and addressing the disproportionate impact of the pandemic on Black and Brown communities.
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The Paraclete
4 years ago

CPS has again demonstrated thieves rule the day. I’m going to become a consultant for CPS. CPS should recruit by claiming you’ll be allowed to steal as long as you share or kick up. It’s just like the city council; all you can steal! Whatever happened to Tunney? He’s been very quite and out of sight. Is it still the blind pig he was running?

Fred
4 years ago

Is this a “more payroll more pensions” situations or has that been fixed for new hires?

Freddy
4 years ago

There are approx 340,658 students in Chicago’s public schools at a cost of $9.3B which is $27,300 per student. This is approaching Rondout Dist 72 which has 130 students with 17 teachers at approx $30K per student.Student/teacher ratio at Rondout is 8:1

Jobo
4 years ago

A sad state of affairs when a local school district depends on the Fed for 11% of its budget. Imagine if every school district operated this way.

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