A threatened strike by Chicago teachers would be the latest test of teachers' unions strategy to expand contract talks beyond members' pay or benefits and into broader classroom issues.
The LAUSD teachers’ strike only succeeded in demonizing charters. After the strike, voters defeated Measure EE by a landslide. The voters were awesome.
Thank goodness the teachers in my school district know better than to strike over ‘social justice issues’. They wouldn’t even attempt that nonsense. My children attend school to learn, not to achieve ‘social justice’.
Maybe, but you might be surprised if you were if were to ask some random sample of them what they have to say about those two terms, “education” and “social justice.” Barring that, why not pass it around at a family gathering? Listen to what’s said. If nothing or nearly nothing is said, you might ponder what that means, too. ‘Nuff said.
What’s your moronic point? We know exactly what ‘social justice’ means because the CTU has threatened to strike over it these very issues. In this case, it’s smaller classes, shorter school days, higher pay, affordable housing, and a variety of other ‘equitable’ issue ‘du jour’. . Janice Jackson of the CTU calls it a ‘social justice bargaining’ agenda. Not sure why I have to ask my uncle or grandmother what they think social justice means.
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.
The LAUSD teachers’ strike only succeeded in demonizing charters. After the strike, voters defeated Measure EE by a landslide. The voters were awesome.
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Thank goodness the teachers in my school district know better than to strike over ‘social justice issues’. They wouldn’t even attempt that nonsense. My children attend school to learn, not to achieve ‘social justice’.
Maybe, but you might be surprised if you were if were to ask some random sample of them what they have to say about those two terms, “education” and “social justice.” Barring that, why not pass it around at a family gathering? Listen to what’s said. If nothing or nearly nothing is said, you might ponder what that means, too. ‘Nuff said.
What’s your moronic point? We know exactly what ‘social justice’ means because the CTU has threatened to strike over it these very issues. In this case, it’s smaller classes, shorter school days, higher pay, affordable housing, and a variety of other ‘equitable’ issue ‘du jour’. . Janice Jackson of the CTU calls it a ‘social justice bargaining’ agenda. Not sure why I have to ask my uncle or grandmother what they think social justice means.