Days before Chicago Public Schools reopen, parents send demands on in-person and remote learning to mayor, board of education – Southern Illinoisan (Carbondale)

The group was denied entry past the lobby of City Hall — which one education advocate quickly condemned as a double standard. “Right, but she wants the school buildings open,” Rosemary Vega said after a male staffer told her she can’t go further. “So what kind of hypocrisy is that? You can’t have a city building closed and you want the city schools open.”
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PinkFloydActuary
5 years ago

I missed it on the first read that the protests were CTU sponsored. Of course they were. Who else would come up with a demand for $100 stipends per month to cover internet costs? Only those who believe there’s a magic money machine somewhere…

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