Commentary: I teach underprivileged students but Chicago school bosses won’t let them play chess – FOX News

"These students, many of whom come from low-income households and foster care, have shown exceptional talent and dedication to the game of chess. ... The decision to withhold this opportunity from them is not only unfair but also goes against the spirit of inclusivity and equity that we strive to uphold in our educational system."
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Bud Dark
1 year ago

Very sad, but believable based on the past conduct of the CTU. I see that he has opposed them in the past, being against teacher strikes and closing the schools for Covid.
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