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Education
A Tale of (Teaching in) Two Cities: Chicago, Illinois, and Charleston, South Carolina
by Chris Talgo November 11, 2019CPS teachers are failing miserably in their mission. Maybe they should not be rewarded with more money, more posh positions, and all other sorts of treats.
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EducationFeatured
Why School Choice Will Continue to Grow in Popularity
by Teresa Mull February 16, 2018National School Choice Week (NSCW), an annual event that celebrates education choice, has been smashing attendance records year after year.
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Education
Teacher Pension Crisis Is Punishing Children and Taxpayers
by Teresa Mull December 2, 2016A new report published by the Manhattan Institute warns us of an impending crisis: In the coming years, taxpayers will continue to be taxed more heavily to pay for teachers’ retirements, teacher pension debt will keep growing, and children will suffer for it.
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Education
Emmanuel Uses Charter Children as Bargaining Chip to Placate Teachers Union
by Timothy Benson October 24, 2016The Chicago Teachers Union (CTU), Chicago Public Schools (CPS), and Mayor Rahm Emmanuel’s administration reached a tentative agreement to avert what would have been the second teachers strike in Chicago in four years.
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EducationFeaturedPodcast
Heartland Daily Podcast – Jarratt & Benson: Corruption in Chicago Public School System
by Donald Kendal January 6, 2016In today’s edition of The Heartland Daily Podcast, Project Manager for Education Lennie Jarratt and Policy Analyst Tim Benson join Host Donald Kendal to discuss the recently released report by the Inspector General of the Chicago Board of Education. The report showed a disturbing pattern of corruption throughout the system.