CPS Board Members Push for Remote Learning During Immigration Crackdown
Chicago officials seek emergency remote learning approval as ICE raids disrupt students' safety and attendance, with some board members urging urgent action amid rising fear.
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Gov. JB Pritzker throws cold water on remote learning for CPS students in response to ICE raids – Chicago Tribune/Yahoo
"Remember, very importantly, I think one thing we learned during COVID is that remote learning really has a deleterious effect on kids’ ability to get the kind of education they need," the governor said, "so we’re going to do everything we can to keep kids in school, where they are safer.”
Some Chicago Public Schools (CPS) board members are sounding the alarm about the federal government’s ongoing aggressive immigration enforcement campaign, calling on district leaders to do more to protect families afraid to go to school, including insisting on remote learning and pressing the governor to intervene. Board member Emma Lozano said students are safe at school, but it’s the time before and after school that has parents concerned.
Parents Push for E-Learning
(CHICAGO) — There is a new call for remote learning for Chicago Public Schools in response to Operation Midway Blitz. The discussion comes after a 17-year-old student was said to have been detained by federal officers in the Little Village neighborhood. Board members say some parents have been pushing the idea so students can stay home and “be safe.” Interim CPS CEO Macquline King says the decision would have to come from the governor bus says s…
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