Chicago adopts new policy for evaluating how schools are doing – Chalkbeat Chicago

A young student raises his hands next to his head in the classroom.Under the new accountability policy, the district will compile a wide array of metrics and present them to parents and the public — rather than using a complex calculation to produce a ranking as the old system did.  The three new labels — In Good Standing, Remediation, and Probation — will largely track with the state’s own designations for schools, which are based on test scores, attendance, and other data.
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mark
2 years ago

The new process doesn’t matter….It is not like the kids can read the report anyway

Anonymous
2 years ago

Part of me wants to bet upset about this for how inherently ridiculous it is, but honestly, I can’t find myself being surprised or outraged anymore. CPS is far beyond the point of no return, it’s not salvageable, so I don’t know what’s the point of getting worked up about it. CPS is essentially just daycare and meal service for poor people, that’s all it is…and the death spiral will only get worse.

Daskoterzar
2 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Yep, its a food service, Daycare and Transportation organization. That’s all.

Honest Jerk
2 years ago

Chicago businesses probably can’t wait to hire all the new, young, CPS educated talent. How will the rest of the nation ever compete?

Where's Mine ???
2 years ago

Maybe just let the parents know the cps schools Brandon, Stacy & Jesse send thier kiddies too….I’ll gaurenteeted none are your neighborhood cps schools

Where's Mine ???
2 years ago

once again, although many years ago when my kid where at CPS but I’m sure nothing changed, If you want to experience the epicenter of all fake progressive lib virtue signaling hypocrisy you will find it at top CPS selective enrollment HS (Northside, Payton, Young, etc) if your kid gets in. If CPS/CTU was truly committed to equity, as they claim, they would simply eliminate all selective enrollment and magnet programs but never will because virtually 100% of white and asian parents/families with a clue would leave the system as well as any black and hispanic middle class families. All… Read more »

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Freddy
2 years ago

How is it that many kids cannot read yet they seem to be proficient in electronic devices? They can navigate their cellphones easily and not just looking at pictures. You must be able to read something even on twitter or Tik-Tok/etc. How much of this is attributed to Common Core and most recently to lockdowns? Most of this is also that no one reads to them at home as young kids and parent may not know how to read themselves. Looking at the photo there are at least 2 Hispanic kids and if no one speaks English at home and… Read more »

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debtsor
2 years ago
Reply to  Freddy

My three year old could figure out how to play on the ipad, navigate youtube kids and play other games. They don’t necessarily need to know how to read. And if you’ve ever seen partially illiterate older teens or adults texting, it’s mostly phonetic spelling, broken English and Emojis. It’s really not all that different than rural Chinese using pinyin on their cell phones to input simplified chinese characters, followed by a thumbs up or crying emoji.

Giddyap
2 years ago

Chicago is Hiding Public School Failure With New Shell Game Rating System  

Fullbladder
2 years ago

Don’t like the answer; change the formula.

ProzacPlease
2 years ago

Metrics that will capture a school’s climate and culture? Nobody can read, but the victim culture is coming along quite well?

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