With Influx of Migrant Students, CPS CEO Pedro Martinez ‘Confident We Can Serve the Children’ – WTTW (Chicago)

Officials last week said the district has enrolled nearly 1,200 students from migrant shelters in July and August. That total includes 146 students who came directly from police districts housing migrants and 263 students who joined through a new welcoming center at Clemente High School. CPS officials expect to add another 1,000 new students during the first weeks of the school year.
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Old Joe
2 years ago

It’s for the chillen….just not our chillen!

Eugene from a payphone
2 years ago

In CPS just look at the enrollment numbers for “citizen students” and you realize enrolling illegal aliens is the only way to keep masses of CTU members employed and off the streets.

Giddyap
2 years ago

Dumping illegals in schools will make them fail faster

Poor Taxpayer
2 years ago

Their education will be as good as the other students. What more could anyone ask for?

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