CTU president defends sending her son to private school, calling it a result of “unfair choices” for South Side families – WBEZ

“It was a very difficult decision for us because there is not a lot to offer Black youth who are entering high school” in Chicago, Davis Gates said. “In many of our schools on the South Side and the West Side, the course offerings are very marginal and limited. Then the other thing, and it was a very strong priority, was his ability to participate in co-curricular and extracurricular activities, which quite frankly, don’t exist in many of the schools, high schools in particular.”
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Giddyap
8 months ago

It’s ‘Racist’ To Call Out CTU President Stacy Davis Gates — For Being A Race Hustling Hypocrite — Who Calls Private Schools ‘Racist’ And ‘Fascist’ — And Then Sends Her Kid To Private School — But Wants YOUR KIDS Kept Locked In A Union Run Public School – Second City Cop; Stacy Davis Gates Tries To Defend Her Race-Baiting Hypocrisy – WBBM AM 780 News Radio Chicago

debtsor
8 months ago

The thing I’ve learned about leftists, is that they just don’t care. They have no shame. and they really just don’t care what you think.

Rocket J Squirrel
8 months ago

My child is going to a school protected by several armed guards. Shut up send your child to a gang infested school where I demanded no police or armed guards be allowed. Shut up and leave me alone.

Poor Taxpayer
8 months ago

She has the money to do so. Why do the south side residents have no good choices?
Thank you, CPS, and the CTU.

Old Spartan
8 months ago

These people are really professional comedian quality jokesters. You don’t want your own kid to attend that crummy public school that the CTU (which is you) basically runs. They just don’t care how ridiculous and phony they look because there are no negative consequences to their intellectually bankrupt and disastrous policies. So how about all those kids that don’t have the money to go to the Catholic school? To heck with them– they will just have to suffer at the CTU cesspool.

Where's Mine???
8 months ago

Does anybody still buy into that somehow CPS is “disinvested” in the black community @ $30gs a student?? If anything, it CTUs majority white membership making astronomical salaries & benefits that don’t live in b&b communities that are the “disinvesters”.

Goodgulf Greyteeth
8 months ago

I wonder what this Catholic school was doing while the CTU was on strike to prevent CPS students from returning to their classrooms?

Where's Mine???
8 months ago

How does choosing a catholic school for your kid fit in with a radical sudo-socialist?

Hunter's Lap Dance
8 months ago

Heads they win. Tails you lose.

The ChiCAHgo way!

Giddyap
8 months ago
Reply to  Mark Glennon

Fake News Fraud Shit-Bag WBEZ is the best argument for defunding NPR.

Chapter 9 Trustee
8 months ago
Reply to  Mark Glennon

They tried to frame it as a right-wing attack. I was really surprised that over at the left-wing crap fax a lot of commenters said it looked really bad and that she should resign.

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