Chicago Teachers Union oversaw academic, enrollment drops as costs rose – Illinois Policy

Nearly 80,000 students have left Chicago Public Schools and student proficiency rates have declined nearly 80% in math and 70% in reading since the current leaders took over the Chicago Teachers Union in 2010. All that, and 55% higher costs.
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Lion's Choice
3 years ago

Why is CPS budget/payroll growing when enrollment is crashing?

ProzacPlease
3 years ago

These figures are shocking. CTU teachers are apparently quite pleased with the results, as they just voted for more of the same.

Lana
3 years ago
Reply to  ProzacPlease

I wonder if the unions are getting their cut on the carjackings?

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