Chicago Teachers Union 'Won'. Financial Strife Abides
In the end, the leadership of the Chicago Teachers Union accepted a contract that largely mirrored what Chicago Public Schools leadership had offered for months. The spin, of course, from CTU and Mayor Brandon Johnson depicts this four-year labor deal as transformative for Chicago's beleaguered public school system.
Chicago Teachers Have a Tentative Contract Agreement. From Pay Raises to Class Sizes, Here’s What It Includes
CTU leaders called the four-year deal a “historic achievement” that represents the fulfillment of promises Mayor Brandon Johnson made to transform CPS into a school district that offers a well-rounded education to every Chicago child and security to its employees.
The Chicago Teachers Union reached a deal with Chicago Public Schools on a new contract, capping off nearly a year of ...
A deal appeared at hand Thursday, but the two sides could not finalize terms and bargained into the evening. Once a deal is ...
It reaffirms sanctuary school protections, assures the ability to teach Black history and gives veteran teachers raises.
The Chicago Teachers Union’s criticism of CPS’ evaluation system is misleading. The system is designed to help teachers ...
Sources confirm the two sides have concluded negotiations and will send the potential agreement to a union committee for ...
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