News anchor Enrique Rodríguez interviewed Ted as part of Univision’s in-depth analysis of Wirepoints’ new special report: “Chicago Public Schools fails its Hispanic students: Only 17 of every 100 read at grade level.”
Wirepoints has added English subtitles to the interview. Take a look:
And check out your CPS school or district’s student outcomes in Wirepoints’ School District Report Card Database.
Read more from Wirepoints:
- Wirepoints’ Chicago School Report Card Database
- Illinois lawmakers face two choices on Invest in Kids Act: support schoolchildren or support teachers unions
- Chicago Public Schools wants help with massive deficits despite billions in federal aid, plummeting enrollment
- 50 years of failure: Norman Lear’s ‘Good Times’ first criticized Chicago’s policy of automatically passing students in 1974. It’s still happening today.
Audio and summary 
If this bill passes, say goodbye to local control over all Illinois parks and expect to see open drug and alcohol use, needles, no sanitation and fire hazards, but no ordinary park users.
Just a footnote- Teachers got paid 100% of their salary, benefits and pensions. So the numbers do add up, but only for the teachers. That is the way the CTU wants it to be.
Why should I care about poor ‘Latino’ public school performance when the parents don’t care? Latino’s have been supporting the marxists who maintain the ‘status quo’ for some time.