Stacy Davis Gates private school: CTU president says son does not attend Chicago Public Schools due to 'inequities' in city
CTU President Stacy Davis Gates said her son does not attend CPS due to "inequities" in certain parts of Chicago.
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CTU President Stacy Davis Gates said her son does not attend CPS due to "inequities" in certain parts of Chicago.
CHICAGO (WLS) -- There is still no deal between Chicago Public Schools and the Chicago Teachers Union as of Sunday evening as the district instructs all students to continue remote learning for Monday. Both sides claimed they were waiting on the other to start negotiations Sunday but did agree on their willingness to continue talks throughout the night. "We've been waiting all day [Sunday] for in-person negotiations to begin. We've been waiting on the CTU," Mayor Lori Lightfoot said. "We're waiting for them to come back right now, she said that we could do this on all night long," said Stacy ...
CHICAGO (WLS) -- There is still no deal between Chicago Public Schools and the Chicago Teachers Union as of Friday night as the district tries to reopen in-person learning for some kindergarten through 8th grade students on Monday. Mayor Lori Lightfoot said that while the district and union leadership agree on some items of contention in principle, but that union leadership has refused to put those agreements in writing and instead has added more items to the negotiating table that are not related to the public safety issues related to reopening some classrooms during the COVID-19 pandemic. T...
CPS parents expressed frustration and concerns amid the battle between CTU and the district over students returning to classrooms during COVID-19.
Chicago Public Schools: Parents weigh in on CTU's push to remain remote WLS Share: CHICAGO (WLS) -- Chicago Public School officials said they will start providing COVID-19 vaccine to educators in mid-February. The announcement came as the Chicago Teachers Union told their members not to return to their classrooms on Monday. Chicago teachers are voting on a measure to allow all union members to only work remotely.