Child advocacy group disputes claim school choice affects public schools – Center Square

The Chicago Teachers Union has repeatedly claimed that the privately-funded scholarship program for low-income families diverts funds from public schools. Nathan Cuneen from the American Federation for Children said that's simply not true. “I don't see how you could say that it is taking money from anybody, especially because this is funded through a tax credit mechanism and it doesn't touch school budgets at all."
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Giddyap
2 years ago

Then last things you should expect from the crooked corrupt CTU are truth and the ability to do math. Rarely do you see such a large group of “unemployable in the real world” slugs — outside of the Illinois Democrat Party

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