Amid ICE enforcement, Chicago school advocates push for state-mandated noncitizen advisory board – Chalkbeat Chicago

Illinois state lawmakers required the creation of a Chicago Board of Education Non-Citizen Advisory Board when it established an elected school board for the city under legislation passed in 2021. Lawmakers sought to provide the school board with an advisory panel focused, in part, on improving the outcomes and experiences of noncitizen students and sharing the perspectives of noncitizen parents, who can not vote in school board elections
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Ataraxis
6 months ago

Why are these non citizens not paying tuition?
The Feds need to cut off education funding to all states that don’t charge non citizens full school tuition.

Deb
6 months ago

What about improving education for all students? Identity and pro illegal politics at work.

Joseph Murzanski
6 months ago

Perhaps Illinois should secede from the union! Non-citizen advisory board?

Bill also
6 months ago

The non citizen perspective shouldn’t matter. Whether legal or not.

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