Critically Thinking about Chicago Public Schools

The notion of education reform is not a contentious issue for the vast majority of Chicago voters, as 82% consider reform either extremely or very important. However, not all reform is viewed the same. What shape does that reform take? Hear from members of the community involved in reshaping education so it benefits all stakeholders.

 

Ameya Pawar

Invited - 47th Ward Alderman
Jackson Potter

Chicago Teachers Union Staff Coordinator

Kurt Hilgendorf

CTU CPS Budget Evaluation Committee

Kate Brandt

6.5 to Thrive

Wanda Hopkins

Parents United for Responsible Education (P.U.R.E) 

Sonia Kwon

Raise Your Hand - Illinois 

Raul Botello

Albany Park Neighborhood Council (A.P.N.C.)

Victor Alquicira

VOYCE - Voices of Youth in Chicago Education

 

CPS Board Members

Invited