Paul Vallas: Only school choice can revive Chicago’s education system, save our kids – Illinois Policy

"Today, just 33% of Chicagoans are satisfied with public education in the city. The sooner our political leaders are honest about CPS’s problems and muster the courage to do something about them, the faster the city will have a chance to address them and reverse the decades-long decline."
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Silverfox
2 years ago

What Mr. Vallas has written is so true.  Yet, the people of Chicago voted for Brandon Johnson for Mayor. Johnson is the personification of all that is wrong with the educational system in Chicago.  They voted for J.B Pritzker for governor !  Pritzker who, in spite of the overwhelming support for school choice in so many other states, refuses to give that same opportunity to the children of Illinois.  Instead he chooses to ally himself with the far left leaning (and teaching) teachers union.  Until we have opportunity for school choice in Illinois, parents must either home-school or bear the oftentimes onerous burden of private… Read more »

Poor Taxpayer
2 years ago

Sorta of like Pro Choice.

Giddyap
2 years ago

Pritzker Is Trying To Kill Illinois School Choice — And Cover Up The Crime – Center Square

Giddyap
2 years ago

Paul Vallas: Supreme Court’s Affirmative Action Ruling Offers A Less Divisive Way To Deal With Inequities – Chicago Tribune

Giddyap
2 years ago

BJ The Race Clown is CTU’s paid prostitute. Chicago Dems/Union racketeers want kids locked in failed union schools

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