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They threatened to strike and a couple hours later the mayor folded. Mark my words CTU goes after private schools opening next. Pritzker will go along with CTU’s wishes and you can see the Catholic schools closing in droves. Sad times.They were threatening strike again
Catholic School teachers aren’t in the CTU, they don’t have any control over them...I think...They threatened to strike and a couple hours later the mayor folded. Mark my words CTU goes after private schools opening next. Pritzker will go along with CTU’s wishes and you can see the Catholic schools closing in droves. Sad times.
They control the politicians that run the city, county and state. They will try to break the Catholic, private and charter schools. Then they will control it all.Catholic School teachers aren’t in the CTU, they don’t have any control over them...I think...
The decisions a parent has to make in today's world regarding school and e-learning is difficult (in some cases almost impossible). Never fear the CTU in Chicago has made the decision for Chicago's parents! Suburbs seem to also be leaning towards e-learning.
The real problem some suburban districts are having is lack of planning, they spent so much time building up the E-learning that they didn’t give enough thought to what would be required to get the kids back into class on day one. One district around me didn’t start planning to have kids in the classroom until July and then they switched to E-learning since they lacked time to complete proper planning and building modifications required to safely have students. I bet this problem is the driving force behind so many districts going to E-learning against the wishes of the parents.
people need to workI think most districts did anticipate the parents desire. They assumed that most would want elearning versus in class. Districts were shocked when the responses came back.
Absolutely. Not sure why they thought differently.people need to work
What district are you in?As of now we are still 5 days 100% in school. Board meets Thursday but the schools have been pushing full time hard so I can't see them moving from all in school to all remote.
Going fully remote until Monday, 9/21 which is 14 (quarantine?) days after Labor Day coincidentally. Then, they will welcome 25% of the student body each 1 day a week. So far southwest suburban "rival" district LW210 appears (as of 8/5) to begin welcoming 50% of their students right from the late August start on a 3 days one week, 2 days the next week pattern.D230 will be remote now after all the fuss.
Going fully remote until Monday, 9/21 which is 14 (quarantine?) days after Labor Day coincidentally. Then, they will welcome 25% of the student body each 1 day a week. So far southwest suburban "rival" district LW210 appears (as of 8/5) to begin welcoming 50% of their students right from the late August start on a 3 days one week, 2 days the next week pattern.
What was 230 parent response for in school? Was there a survey showing parent support?
Our board approved last night 7-0 in favor of in school full days.Center Cass 66, (Downers, Darien)
They sure as heck are. They are responsible for the health of their children as much as anyone. They absolutely should have a part of any equation when it comes to the safety and education of their children.Parents are not part of the equation.
That’s interesting. How are the teachers responding?Our board approved last night 7-0 in favor of in school full days.
They sure as heck are. They are responsible for the health of their children as much as anyone. They absolutely should have a part of any equation when it comes to the safety and education of their children.
Parents are not part of the equation.
Teachers and union were part of coming up with the plan. Theyve already setup their classrooms for social distancing. Photos were part of the presentation.That’s interesting. How are the teachers responding?
Teachers and union were part of coming up with the plan. Theyve already setup their classrooms for social distancing. Photos were part of the presentation.
Their plan is almost exactly the same as everyone else’s plan. Everyone else is going remote for the most part. Good for them to get it approved. I hate to be a naysayer but I’ll be shocked if kids end up in the building.Teachers and union were part of coming up with the plan. Theyve already setup their classrooms for social distancing. Photos were part of the presentation.
The main stakeholder is the students, not the parents.Sadly this is true even though they are paying everyone's salary and are the main stake holder. I took parental survey back in May and once the D200 got the results they started working with the Teachers Union so that kids will be back in class on day 1 since its what the parents wanted. At my kids school only 20% opted for E-learning, most other schools in the district will be above 80% participation.
The main stakeholder is the students, not the parents.
That goes with standing up to their parents as wellVery true I just see them as one in the same since it’s tough for a kids to stand up for themselves when they are younger.
That goes with standing up to their parents as well
It doesn't seem like everyones. Kids in school full days. Class sizes down to 14. If you dont want you kid in school they have to sit and watch the live feed of the classroom all day. Ventilation systems have been changed. 4 outdoor classrooms purchased. Electrostatic disinfectant cleaners for the hallways. Seemed like they were working all summer while other schools started way too late.Their plan is almost exactly the same as everyone else’s plan. Everyone else is going remote for the most part. Good for them to get it approved. I hate to be a naysayer but I’ll be shocked if kids end up in the building.
I’ve seen almost every district’s plan and this is exactly what many of them looked like. Unless your teachers are different than the entire rest of the state’s, then your kids will be learning from home. I truly hope it happens, because that means it’s actually possible!It doesn't seem like everyones. Kids in school full days. Class sizes down to 14. If you dont want you kid in school they have to sit and watch the live feed of the classroom all day. Ventilation systems have been changed. 4 outdoor classrooms purchased. Electrostatic disinfectant cleaners for the hallways. Seemed like they were working all summer while other schools started way too late.
Exactly what I told my kids. You have a much higher stake in their future and well being than their friends. When the crap hits the fan, family might be all you have. Congrats for being a good father.When my 8 year old tries to stand up to me I laugh at him and tell him to sit down. I’m his father not his friend.