CPS and CTU make progress, but still no deal over Chicago high school return to classroom – ABC7 (Chicago)

Modified work schedules that allow students in higher-density schools to attend only once a week, remote work for teachers who will continue to teach virtual students and a firm commitment to vaccinate eligible students and their families are among the details to be ironed out.
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Eugene from a payphone
4 years ago

Apparently 56% of CPS parents are content with the academic progress their little angels have been making at home on the laptop. I am concerned that in discussions with their children these parents may misinterpret Hamlet or misapply the quadratic equation without a qualified educator present.

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