Chicago Public Schools students may see fewer hot school meals, delays in updating technology, fewer crossing guards, and other changes at their campuses this coming school year as the district tightens its budget. A memo also referenced changes to bell times at 22 district schools to help with providing transportation to more students.
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mqyl
10 months ago
Fewer crossing guards? How disingenuous. Everyone knows that wouldn’t put a dent in the budget. How irresponsible can CPS be by laying off the very-low-paid crossing guards, thereby endangering the safety of children? How about laying off 1 teacher, so 5 crossing guards can keep their jobs?
They do it on purpose. It’s the hostage puppy strategy. Give us more money, or bad things will happen to the cute helpless creatures. They always threaten the weakest who have the least influence.
David F
10 months ago
Changes are 10,000 more teachers sitting in their ass doing nothing but getting paid
Hello, Indiana!
10 months ago
They won’t see any fewer empty buildings being powered and open for less than half their capacity or any fewer staffers standing around idly.
MsT
10 months ago
The parents can take comfort knowing that their children’s teachers are among the highest paid in the nation, all the while maintaining a non-existent standard of excellence in the classroom.
Bob Smith
10 months ago
How about closing under enrolled schools??? Save MILLIONS OF DOLLARS THERE . CTU only cares about itself not what is best for the “CHILDREN.”
Thumbs Down obviously a CTU member or some other type of stooge. Who knew Stacy reads Wirepoints? Who knew Stacy reads at all? Her math skills are certainly lacking.
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Hire someone with financial and school management experience. Paul Vallas?
Fewer crossing guards? How disingenuous. Everyone knows that wouldn’t put a dent in the budget. How irresponsible can CPS be by laying off the very-low-paid crossing guards, thereby endangering the safety of children? How about laying off 1 teacher, so 5 crossing guards can keep their jobs?
They do it on purpose. It’s the hostage puppy strategy. Give us more money, or bad things will happen to the cute helpless creatures. They always threaten the weakest who have the least influence.
Changes are 10,000 more teachers sitting in their ass doing nothing but getting paid
They won’t see any fewer empty buildings being powered and open for less than half their capacity or any fewer staffers standing around idly.
The parents can take comfort knowing that their children’s teachers are among the highest paid in the nation, all the while maintaining a non-existent standard of excellence in the classroom.
How about closing under enrolled schools??? Save MILLIONS OF DOLLARS THERE . CTU only cares about itself not what is best for the “CHILDREN.”
Thumbs Down obviously a CTU member or some other type of stooge. Who knew Stacy reads Wirepoints? Who knew Stacy reads at all? Her math skills are certainly lacking.