Daniel Anello is the CEO of Kids For Chicago.
Shrinking enrollment may force some districts in places like Denver, Indianapolis, and Kansas City, Missouri to close schools entirely. The Dickinson family in Wheaton, Illinois says they were hesitant to pull their daughter out of school. "COVID has had an impact in some places, but those are those are micro impacts compared to the fact that we just as a country have a lot less babies that are growing up to be students," said Anello.
Parents are done putting up with the local teachers and school board crap. This will be the end of large public school districts.
They are not public schools, these are government schools, where the parents are treated like criminals if they ask questions about the curriculum. No surprise
Wonder why….INDOCTRINATION MUCH
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