CPS, CTU to hold public bargaining session amid calls for Pedro Martinez to resign
Supporters say Martinez, who is the fist full-time CEO of CPS of Mexican descent was targeted by Mayor Brandon Johnson and the Chicago Teachers Union after he refused to sign on to the mayor's proposal for a high-interest short-term loan to help pay for a new teachers' contract and pension payments.
CHICAGO (CBS) — The Chicago Teachers Union and Chicago Public Schools will return to the bargaining table. The next session ...
CPS Chief Executive Officer Pedro Martinez unveiled on Wednesday a “renewed focus on equity" and moves away from ranking ...
The house of delegates of the Chicago Teachers Union issued a no confidence vote for Chicago Public Schools CEO Pedro ...
CHICAGO (CBS) —The Chicago Board of Education on Wednesday approved its five-year strategic plan to address inequality and ...
Chicago Public Schools unveiled a new five-year strategic plan Monday that sets out to increase the number of students attending schools in their neighborhood and redefine what it means to be a ...
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Chicago Public Schools wants to combine state and local teacher retirement funds. Is that possible?Chicago projects that it will have to pay about $660 million toward teacher pensions in 2025. The district wants to ...
Chicago public school officials told teachers to give migrant students a passing grade and move them to the next grade, even ...
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