"There is not a lot to offer Black youth who are entering high school" in Chicago, she said. "In many of our schools on the South Side and the West Side, the course offerings are very marginal and limited. Then the other thing, and it was a very strong priority, was his ability to participate in co-curricular and extracurricular activities, which quite frankly, don’t exist in many of the schools, high schools in particular."
Chicago Teachers Union president's hypocrisy on school choice
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