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Hilario Dominguez: A School Board President who will work for Chicago families, not for billionaires.

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A CPS Grad. A CPS Teacher. Married to a CPS Assistant Principal. And the Father of Future CPS Kid.

Hilario understands our schools from every angle.

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My Commitment: Public School Champions Platform

Universal Full Day
Pre-K at Age 3


Free full day pre-K for every Chicago family starting at age three instead of four. A full additional year of learning for our kids, and real breathing room for working families.
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Fresh Food, Better Meals

School meals should not be an afterthought. They should be a cornerstone of student health, academic success, and community investment.

The district can save money and serve better food to fuel our students growth.
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Fully-Funded Sustainable Community Schools

The Governor and lawmakers in Springfield owe our schools $2B. With people committed to be public school champions in office, we'll go get it.

We’ll deliver full funding and invest in schools that provide quality education to students, partner with parents, and provide for each community.
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Youth Jobs & Career Pathways


To be prepared for a brighter future is to connect students with their passion and the opportunity to practice it.

We’ll make CPS a place to connect students to good jobs, and launch life-long careers.
School meals should not be an afterthought. They should be a cornerstone of student health, academic success, and community investment.

The district can save money and serve better food to fuel our students growth.
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