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"Instead, it seems that school system chiefs in Chicago—and across America—prefer to indoctrinate students as politically fixated young agitators who can act out with impunity. As long as leftist narratives dominate, those vulnerable children are simply passed along, advancing grades without mastering the basic skills of a fully formed thinker."
With $162 billion more from taxpayers, couldn’t you deliver a few bond upgrades, too
A largely unasked question is becoming glaring: Is Illinois doing all it should to use artificial intelligence to make government cost less and work better? So far, the evidence says no.
Everybody needs a side hustle these days, and mine is Ukraine, where I am now.
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SAD
They can’t figure out how to teach basic reading and math skills to 3rd graders. Teaching kids to read is a great mystery yet to be solved.
But they know how to eliminate poverty, fix the climate, stop war in the Middle East, and make life great for all of their new “neighbors”.
Just give them more money.
Great stuff to put on a resume! They will grow up unprepared for the real world.
CTU agenda: keep students undereducated, indoctrinated, and poor. That way they will not succeed and will grow up to be Medicaid recipients and criminals with no future. These people will then be easier to control and manipulate, and will never question what the Democrats are doing.
The three R’s are not necessary to vote for Democrats.
You forgot to mention protesting.
Parents of Chicago, rise up. Your children are being cheated of a decent future. Demand better.
When the teachers strike and walk out, who are their biggest supporters? The PARENTS! They get what they ask for.
Shows you where the teachers heads are at. They don’t want to teach , to much work. Preach their politics . Get fat paycheck. Summers off . And who cares about students. Its all about them
You forgot to mention protest.