The deadline for spending or earmarking the state’s almost $7 billion in federal COVID relief funds was at the end of last month, although Illinois indicated it would seek an extension for spending the money. But as a result, local schools could see a reduction in staff and programs next school year, if they haven’t already experienced cuts this year.
I’m sure the educators are seeking the money. The tax payers that don’t have children in school or see their kids being indoctrinated instead of taught anything useful, not so much.
I’m sure the educators are seeking the money. The tax payers that don’t have children in school or see their kids being indoctrinated instead of taught anything useful, not so much.
Even the ones that do that see no education actually being done, well that would be everyone in Chicago with children.