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  1. Chicago led all cities in annual price growth, driven by Illinois, while Colorado saw declines.
  2. Chicago's high cost is currently driving the average trends across the state of Illinois.
  3. Darren Bailey campaigned on July 9 to address the affordability crisis in Illinois.

Staffing Shortages and Turnover Impact Illinois Education Districts

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Staffing shortages and high turnover are affecting a district in Illinois. Chicago Public Schools is grappling with perennial staffing imbalances, including a lack of support staff. High paraprofessional turnover across Illinois is partly attributed to low hourly pay and minimal training.

From capitolfax.com

Why it matters

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The chronic shortage of paraprofessionals in Illinois is being addressed by a nonprofit program that operates on a $25 million grant from the Illinois Department of Human Services. These staffing issues increase operational strain on districts like Chicago Public Schools.

Darren Bailey campaigned in July to address the affordability crisis in Illinois, a trend currently driven by Chicago's high cost.

From capitolfax.com

Who's involved

  • IllinoisThe state where infrastructure funding and staffing issues are being debated
  • Chicago Public SchoolsThe public school system in Chicago facing perennial staffing imbalances
  • Darren BaileyA politician campaigning on issues related to affordability in Illinois

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Staffing shortages and high turnover could increase operational costs for Chicago Public Schools

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