Chicago allocates funds for migrants but neglects local children

The article highlights severe funding disparities in Chicago Public Schools, with some schools receiving significantly less per student than others despite similar needs. It emphasizes the district’s substantial budget deficit and recent layoffs, contrasting these issues with increased city spending on services for migrants and asylum seekers. The author questions why more resources are not allocated to struggling schools and calls for prioritizing education to better serve children in underserved neighborhoods.

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