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The plan promises to improve services for students with disabilities, strengthen career and technical education, make grading and school admissions fairer, and expand after-school and summer programs, among 10 academic initiatives the district will tackle in the coming years. The first order of business, though: a push to revitalize the district’s neighborhood schools.
A mess of uncertainty and litigation is sure to follow.
Summary and audio linked here.
With $162 billion more from taxpayers, couldn’t you deliver a few bond upgrades, too
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Audio and summary
His plans are in direct opposition to the plans dear to the heart of the CTU. They want more money, more teachers and fewer kids to bother them. Oh, and don’t forget the CTU wants the kids to be out rioting, burning and stealing during school hours.
Bouncing back from the pandemic – like everything was great before evil COVID, and they just need to get back to that happy place. Ridiculous, just like every proposal he mentions.
**Too bad I can’t downvote myself and save you the trouble.**
Reimaging schools to this Boss includes everything except teaching.