Chicago Teachers Union spreads attacks on charter schools across Illinois – Illinois Policy

Both House Bill 1387 and its companion, Senate Bill 144, seek to amend the Illinois School Code to create more regulations around who can be authorized to operate a charter school. They also restrict how charter schools spend their budgets and what a transition plan looks like for closing or consolidating charter schools.
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Tom Paine's Ghost
1 year ago

The proof that CTU are a failure at everything they touch is their fanatic fear of competition. Competition is to CTU like sunshine is to vampires. It turns CTU into a smoking pile of ooze. CTU conspires with their criminally bribed political puppets to crush out all other sources of education in the state because they make CTU and all other public sector unions look so bottomlessly incompetent. The outlandishly bad work product of CTU is visible to all. Know that the less visible performance of SEIU and AFSCME is just as bad and likely worse. Bust this CTU terrorist… Read more »

Daskoterzar
1 year ago

Now the government is working hard to close Charter Schools and drive all of those kids back into the public school system control and of course…the money for each kid. Again, at a time when all states surrounding Illinois are moving toward School Choice…Illinois moves the other way to take more and more choice away from parents and kids. Makes NO sense and clearly is about greed and the cash.

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