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Cheers and Jeers: January 6, 2022

The Education Gadfly
1.6.2022

Cheers

  • At UChicago Charter School Woodlawn Campus, educators collaborated with fourteen Black high schoolers to create an initiative that helped them raise their GPA by a full point. —Chalkbeat Chicago
  • Maryland Superintendent Mohammed Choudhury vows to do what it takes to keep school open. —Baltimore Sun
  • “Long disparaged, education for the skilled trades is slowly coming into fashion.” —Hechinger Report
  • In Florida, Pasco County School District is collaborating with charters to keep up with growing enrollment. —Tampa Bay Times

Jeers

  • Chicago’s teacher union voted to go virtual, forcing the district to cancel classes suddenly on Wednesday. —CNN
  • Several large districts across the country, such as Atlanta, Detroit, Milwaukee, and Newark, are returning to remote learning. —PBS
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