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Sharkey's comments were made in a letter emailed to CTU members on Friday afternoon, saying Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot "has walked away from the bargaining table again" after submitting the offer Thursday night. In a statement Friday afternoon, Lightfoot and CPS CEO Dr. Janice Jackson said they had "yet to receive a formal response in writing today from CTU leadership," adding "the ball is in their court." Late Thursday evening, CTU said in a statement that the district "continues to reject using CDC health metrics, refuses to allow educators with medically vulnerable household members to...

Sharkey said the offer from CPS would pause in-person learning if there are COVID-19 outbreaks in 50% of buildings at the same time, which he said amounts to more than 200 schools. He also noted that the proposal "denies remote work accommodations to 75 percent of educators with household members at high-risk for COVID-19" and "will not make any improvement in remote learning, despite four out of five students remaining remote." While agreements have been reached on a number of issues, according to the school district, the following remain outstanding: vaccinations, accommodations for staff w...

The Chicago Teachers Union sent a letter to Chicago Public Schools parents on Thursday emphasizing safety and equity as both sides continue negotiations over...

Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot and CPS CEO Janice K. Jackson announced Thursday they are working on a response to a counter proposal from the Chicago Teachers...

Remote learning: What are the long-term effects of missing classroom time? Experts weigh in WLS Share: CHICAGO (WLS) -- Many students in the Chicago area have been doing full remote learning or at least partial remote learning since March 2020. What will be the long-term impact of missing so much time in a traditional classroom? With doors shut yet another day for students, Chicago Public Schools officials insist they must open because kids are falling behind with remote learning. Is it a lost school year for so many students? Findings from a Rand Corporation survey of educators across Ameri...