You know how administrators and politicians are always saying there’s not enough money to fund what communities are demanding? Yeah, no, they actually can. This article explains that even when they have the money (like now), the answer is still no. https://t.co/641aTmC9gi
Troy LaRaviere of Chicago's principals association, a vocal district critic: Based a survey of 268 principals & APs, 16% of their schools' staff was absent on average on Mon.
At the 10 schools with highest absentee rates, the average was 42%. One school had 81% of staff absent.
Mayor Lightfoot and CPS CEO Martinez insist schools don't cause COVID spread. Hmm, I guess they should let those know-nothings at the Illinois Dept. of Public Health know. https://t.co/sAHtGy5B9o
“Should schools be open?” is not a useful question.
“Under what conditions would it be safe for children and their teachers to be in schools?” seems somewhat more helpful.
@CTULocal1@ChiPubSchools Oops, lol, wrong one, though that one is worth a read too! Here’s the leaflet with the demands that the terrible teachers at Prosser are holding : https://t.co/h1eTbWjKZs
@CTULocal1 “Misinformation and falsehoods?” Such as?? @ChiPubSchools couldn’t find one falsehood in that leaflet, which is why they didn’t say what was false. Read the leaflet for yourself: https://t.co/6gNCxWaxvv
This is a must read 😢. Chicago’s mayor has failed students, parents, and educators across the district, but especially at this West Side school. https://t.co/p1uIwX0Vic
Mayor Lightfoot said yesterday that in-person instruction for Pre-K classrooms has been without incident since it began two weeks ago.
But CPS itself has confirmed COVID-19 cases in schools since Jan. 11, with teachers and staff reporting close to 60. https://t.co/ZukshT6TSI
@Suntimes What have you done to your website?!? Apparently, you've given your advertisers all they need to launch a full-fledged assault on my browser every time I view a story. And I'm a paying subscriber. Please. Stop. It.