Nearly two-thirds of CPS principals and assistant principals want to keep CPS CEO – Chicago Sun-Times

“Our opinions and voices should matter with the future of our district,” the group said. “A change of leadership would be a decision rooted in political interests, not the interest of students.” Asked for his thoughts about the letter from more than 670 principals and assistant principals, Mayor Brandon Johnson said, “I actually don’t think much of it.” Asked to elaborate, he said, “Nope. I don’t think much of it at all.”
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Hello, Indiana!
1 year ago

Like any good Marxist, Johnson turns his nose up when the stench of his odious leadership begins to fester and soldiers on defiantly.

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