Illinois lawmaker proposes state takeover of Chicago Public Schools – FOX32 (Chicago)

State Rep. Curtis Tarver says the situation has deteriorated to a point where the state should consider taking it over.
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Fed up neighbor
1 year ago

Illinois to takeover CPS that’s funny they cannot even run the state.

David F
1 year ago

CPS need to declare bankruptcy and just let the schools close there won’t be any less learning.

Deb
1 year ago

Why should the entire state pay for CPS schools because Chicago schools are failing because of mismanagement? There are underutilized schools still open draining funds and nothing being done to improve teaching. And as far as test scores, the rest of the state is not doing better. Schools in IL not focusing on teaching reading, math or science. Stop passing and graduating students who can’t read or do math at grade level. Neither Chicago or IL are doing anything to improve education.

Pat S.
1 year ago

My first reaction was “it can’t be any worse.” Then I remembered this is Illinois, so it could be.

Pity the children and the society they will create thanks to inadequate educational opportunities.

Where's Mine ???
1 year ago

Add to more bad new for old CTU/Brando & crew when this BLACK- south side Hyde Park lib, rep Tarver, has apparently had enough of the s-show along with everyone else. Never heard of rep Tarver, but he seems like an articulate guy.

Giles Caver
1 year ago

Even J.B. isn’t this dumb. Or is he?

FJB & Fauci too
1 year ago
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