"Chicago’s pre-pandemic enrollment losses led to a controversial effort by then-mayor Rahm Emanuel to close poorly performing and shrinking schools. Now school districts across America are having that same contentious debate, especially as Covid relief money from the federal government dries up."
I read that in Detroit before the bankruptcy over 40% of the K-12 schools were less than 50% occupied. School districts were reluctant to shut and consolidate schools because of the teachers unions.
Chicago sure seems to be having the same problem with the teachers unions,
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.
I read that in Detroit before the bankruptcy over 40% of the K-12 schools were less than 50% occupied. School districts were reluctant to shut and consolidate schools because of the teachers unions.
Chicago sure seems to be having the same problem with the teachers unions,