A Week in the Life of Springfield: What Are They Thinking? – Quicktake

You'd think Springfield is intent on a strategy of repetition inspired by a record of success.
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Paul Dabbs
5 years ago

A question about school choice. If a community has 4 schools, and parents have a choice, what happens if everybody chooses the same school ?Who decides who gets in and what do they use as a factor in deciding?

NB-Chicago
5 years ago

and the main stream press–trib, st, wttw, junk tv news reports on non of it.

Susan P
5 years ago

Illinois has been on a course of self destruction for more than 50 years. I finally escaped in Dec. 2016 and thank God I will NEVER live in Illinois again. The state of Illinois is bankrupt and on its death bed. I advise all who can to get out as quickly as you can. As the annual exodus increases, the value of your homes will drop and you won’t have the money to leave.

StarDog2
5 years ago
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Yes, Illinois is the next Puerto Rico.

Michael
5 years ago

An addict (alcoholic, drug addict, gambler, compulsive shopper or spendthrift) will keep going until someone or something intervenes. Death is too often the first and last intervention .Like a rational family member, I have a duty to save myself and others from destruction.

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