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@GConnolly314 Can't these OZ Investors use their savings to directly invest in the kids, schools, and communities surrounding their developments. They do call themselves investors....
@GConnolly314@NEXTSTL Does a developer have to apply or do anything to indicate that they are going to ask for tax abatement from SLU? Is it a completely back room process? Or does SLU just give abatements to everyone since it doesn't affect them directly?
Education reform groups are not about improving education or righting the wrongs of systemic educational inequity. The are focused on dismantling public schools and privatizing everything.
@mattdavis96 @SarasChung I wish the collective efforts of parents, advocates, "education reformers" at every level could be on the same system of schools. The charters and their advocates aren't operating in the same system or by the same rules by design.
@SolidaritySLPS Solidarity with SLPS is a non-profit that supports strengthening SLPS in the face of lobbyists and PACs interested in undermining the district in favor of charters. Many members of Solidarity are SLPS parents or educators.
Of 46 new Target stores listed as coming soon, only 8 of them are traditional large format stores. The other 38 are smaller format stores, from 12,000 to around 80,000 square feet. Here's one in North Quincy, MA that's part of a mixed use residential development.
@theveryleftT @emilyjanehubb Yes, I agree, a PTO is a privilege that every St. Louis family deserves to have. Perhaps that should be part of the city wide plan.