Chicago school board approves measure to do away with ‘ranking’ schools after ‘longstanding structural racism’ – FOX News

"Our new approach is to define student success more holistically," CPS CEO Pedro Martinez said. "Measuring not just academic progress because that is still important, but student well-being and connection to the extent that they’re an empowered decision maker. Whether or not they’re prepared and making sure they’re prepared for post-secondary success."
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Hello, Indiana!
1 year ago

“ Holistic “ approaches to crime, drug addiction, mental illness, illegal immigration, etc. They don’t seem to be working out well so far, let’s try more!

debtsor
1 year ago

“but student well-being and connection to the extent that they’re an empowered decision maker.

This is the SEL cancer that has infected every aspect of education. When Trump’s Department of Education comes into power, hopefully the head of the Dept doesn’t treat the cabinet position as merely a cush job with lots of photo ops, but rather, and opportunity to root out this vermin called SEL and destroy it forever.

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