Illinois has created a Rural Education Advisory Council. Teachers don’t have to be on it – Illinois Public Media

The Rural Education Advisory Council will provide recommendations to the State Board of Education; the council lacks the authority to enact final decisions, leading to questions about its effectiveness in creating change. By law, the council must include five superintendents, one principal, and one student.
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debtsor
2 years ago

After decades of neglect under Democrat one-party control, few want to voluntarily move to rural areas of the state. SHOCKING!

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