Chicago Public Schools seeks to extend its emergency spending powers – Chalkbeat Chicago

So far, the district has spent more than $132 million on its COVID-19 response, which includes about $68 million specifically tied to the board’s authorization: $41.8 million for technology, almost $8 million for education materials, $29 million for premium pay for frontline workers, more than $41 million in personal protective equipment and other emergency supplies, $6.3 million for school meal delivery, and more.
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Fed up neighbor
5 years ago

Well we now know who runs the state UNIONS

Governor of Alderaan
5 years ago

An “emergency” that will never end

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