
“That’s Bad Data!” Press Conference Edition
Good data helps to create a clearer picture of reality; doesn’t create a smokescreen of confusion or misunderstanding; and is Continue reading
Good data helps to create a clearer picture of reality; doesn’t create a smokescreen of confusion or misunderstanding; and is Continue reading
Why aren’t we asking better questions about re-opening? Parents, we can do better. While I appreciate the issues of families Continue reading
For the (mostly) white, higher-income parents in Chicagoland complaining that Chicago Public Schools (or Evanston or Oak Park, etc.) are Continue reading
Regarding the recent article from DNAInfo about teacher pay…(since I’ve received texts and emails.) I’m not going to provide an Continue reading
Since my transition back into looking at Chicago Public School data was unexpected and hasty, I hadn’t kept up with Continue reading
Apparently, CPS Central Office sent out an email last night confirming that the new Student-Based Budgeting (SBB) Base Rate for Continue reading
Part 1 about the meetings held with principals regarding budget cuts is here. Claypool and the CPS Central Office staff Continue reading
More information coming in regarding the meetings that Claypool and his staff have held with various principal groups over the Continue reading
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