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Ep. 58: The Chicago Teachers Union's 2019 strike three years later - Vimarsana News

Ep. 58: The Chicago Teachers Union's 2019 strike three years later

This week’s Policy Shop comes from Mailee Smith, staff attorney and director of labor policy at the Illinois Policy Institute Three years ago, the Chicago Teachers Union walked out on students. The strike lasted 11 school days, and the resulting five-year contract is estimated to cost taxpayers $1.5 billion. In the 12 years since the...

Chicago Public Schools facing lower enrollment but more teachers - Vimarsana News

Chicago Public Schools facing lower enrollment but more teachers

(The Center Square) – A new report shows a decade-long problem of low test scores and enrollment decline for Chicago Public Schools. The report was done by the Illinois Policy Institute and looked into CPS, the state's ...

The Chicago Teachers Union votes to keep current leadership - Vimarsana News

The Chicago Teachers Union votes to keep current leadership

Caucus of Rank and File Educators, which has led the Chicago Teachers Union for a decade, received 56 percent of votes cast.

Stacy Davis Gates wins election at CTU | Crain's Chicago Business - Vimarsana News

Stacy Davis Gates wins election at CTU | Crain's Chicago Business

Stacy Davis Gates will replace Jesse Sharkey as president of the CTU.

Sitting NYC teachers union president Michael Mulgrew reelected - Vimarsana News

Sitting NYC teachers union president Michael Mulgrew reelected

Unity won roughly 66% of the overall vote, while the opposition slate, United for Change, captured 34% of ballots — far more than any challenger has won stretching back at least to 2004.