Chicago schools purchase more laptops in case of COVID surge – A.P. Chicago

CEO Pedro Martinez has repeatedly said the district will not close down unless there is a citywide order requiring it and will continue making closure decisions based on individual schools or classrooms. But there is heightened concern about a spike in new coronavirus cases following the district’s winter break and the omicron variant’s arrival.
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The True Believer
4 years ago

These laptops are probably in every pawn shop on the south and west sides.

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