Chicago school board president says borrowing could solve CPS’s budget woes — but not in ‘isolation’ – Chalkbeat Chicago

But borrowing shouldn’t happen in “isolation,” Sean Harden said. That could include more “efficiencies” in CPS’s budget, examining declining enrollment and underutilization of buildings, pushing the state for more revenue, providing additional tax levying authority for CPS, and looking at pension obligations.
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Old Joe
10 months ago

So could closing underutilized schools and not spending a dime on illegal aliens.

David F
10 months ago

NUTS!

Tommy Paine
10 months ago

Pushing the state for more revenue? LOL!!!! CPS already gets a disproportionate share of funding from Springfield. How about you downsize, consolidate, close low enrollment schools, etc.

Bill also
10 months ago

Borrowing to fund the unaccountable schools system / ctu is a recipe for more disaster, not a tool.

Fullbladder
10 months ago

Borrowing; Ha! Extend-and-pretend is what he really means.

mqyl
10 months ago
Reply to  Fullbladder

borrowing, aka kicking the can (Chicago’s favorite activity)

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