Tentative teachers’ contract will cost CPS $1.5 billion over four years; how will district pay for it?
After nearly a year of tense negotiations, the Chicago Public Schools and the Chicago Teachers Union have reached a tentative deal on a new contract, and while it could avert a teachers' strike, nothing is signed and sealed just yet.
With a new contract almost ratified, Chicago Teachers Union President Stacy Davis Gates talked about her favorite part of the ...
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CPS faces political clash over $175M pension paymentC hicago Public Schools is currently in a heated political debate over a $175 million pension payment for non-teaching staff.
The Chicago Teachers Union’s criticism of CPS’ evaluation system is misleading. The system is designed to help teachers ...
The administration is specifically targeting money that supports low-income students. Chicago Public Schools expected about ...
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The Chicago Teachers Union's House of Delegates is voting Wednesday on a tentative contract with Chicago Public Schools.
Mayor Brandon Johnson celebrated Dyett High School where only 2% of tested students can read at grade level – and none can do ...
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CTU and Chicago Public Schools reach tentative contract dealThe tentative agreement caps class sizes, commits to hiring more librarians, and adds more recess and teacher prep time to ...
In partnership with the Chicago Children’s Museum, the District has been working to add Curiosity Classrooms to schools as ...
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