Revuluri kicked off his campaign last October, lamenting at the time that “politics and adult self-interest have taken priority over our kids’ futures.”
“The results are devastating,” he said in a statement, “declining enrollment, record absenteeism, wasted resources, and too many of our students falling behind. It’s time for leadership that restores trust, focuses on learning, and puts children — not politics — first.”
For decades, Chicago’s Board of Education has been the only one in Illinois handpicked by the city’s mayor. And for just as long, education advocates have called for that board to be an elected body.
This fall, those advocates will get their wish.
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