Staffing and supply chain issues have plagued the district since last year, with lunchroom managers having to having to juggle last-minute menu swaps and COVID-19 concerns; Multiple lunchroom said in January their schools struggled with keeping their shelves stocked. The district has 316 Nutrition Support Services vacancies affecting 236 schools, and many schools face additional staff shortages due to employees calling in sick, according to a CPS spokesperson.
A largely unasked question is becoming glaring: Is Illinois doing all it should to use artificial intelligence to make government cost less and work better? So far, the evidence says no.
$30,000 per pupil. Most in the nation. This is what you get in Democrat Clown World.
Hmm, I remember brown bagging my lunch in elementary school and they had milk vending machine that charged a nickel. Is that passe now?
my parents must have been better off, I had a Roy Rogers lunch box,later on in high school it did get me into a few fights though.
I had and still have a Gentle Ben lunchbox now in the basement.