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Chicago Principals Identify Serious Obstacles to Reopening Schools:
"There are still a lot of questions. I want the kids to come back but I also do not want to feel like I'm lying to them when I say the building is safe and ready." https://chicago.theschoolleader.org/news-and-advocacy/cps-principals-identify-serious
"There are still a lot of questions. I want the kids to come back but I also do not want to feel like I'm lying to them when I say the building is safe and ready." https://chicago.theschoolleader.org/news-and-advocacy/cps-principals-identify-serious
Less than 22% of CPS principals feel they have adequate staff to reopen.
"CPS opens positions, but there is no talent pool from which to draw. It’s every school for themselves."
--Chicago Principal Survey
--Chicago Principal Survey
"All they send us is documents, but we need resources and support."
--Chicago Principal https://chicago.theschoolleader.org/news-and-advocacy/cps-principals-identify-serious
--Chicago Principal https://chicago.theschoolleader.org/news-and-advocacy/cps-principals-identify-serious
"There are 200 pages of 'guidance,' but no additional staff to make it happen."
--Chicago Principal Survey
--Chicago Principal Survey
"Simultaneously teaching students attending in person and those learning from home, as required by CPS's hybrid model, will significantly reduce the quality of instruction for ALL students."
--From a survey of CPS principals and assistant principals.
--From a survey of CPS principals and assistant principals.
