Reveille

Waukegan Walkouts Highlight Failing Schools and Political Activism

This week’s Reveille, Jeanne challenges the claim that these protests are purely student-led, noting that school administrators and teachers have the authority to stop them, yet instead allow or encourage political activism in the classroom.

The discussion also highlights Waukegan High School’s low academic performance, raising questions about priorities in districts where many students are not reading or performing math at grade level.

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