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and more on Club's educational peeve
http://www.suntimes.com/output/news/...s-teach26.html
38% in Chicago. The article notes that, at least on some basis, the numbers are consistent between teachers and their non-teacher peers for economic classes. Which would seem to indicate that the teachers aren't any more discouraged about the public schools than the rest of their economic peers in the country, if taken as true.
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