The committee was a requirement of a bill Illinois lawmakers passed in 2024 that set the stage for Chicago’s transition from a mayorally-appointed school board to an elected one. Under the state law, the new committee would focus on closing disparities for Black students and improving their experience on CPS campuses. These students make up roughly a third of the district’s student body.
“Improving their experiences on CPS campuses.” WTF are these people talking about. Its friggin school. You go there to learn how to read, write, math and science. Their “experience” is what they make of it. At some point in time, people need to take control of their own lives and stop depending on the damn government or school districts to take care of them.
Last edited 1 year ago by Daskoterzar
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1 year ago
Catering to only a portion of the community isn’t very diverse, inclusive or equitable.
“Improving their experiences on CPS campuses.” WTF are these people talking about. Its friggin school. You go there to learn how to read, write, math and science. Their “experience” is what they make of it. At some point in time, people need to take control of their own lives and stop depending on the damn government or school districts to take care of them.
Catering to only a portion of the community isn’t very diverse, inclusive or equitable.