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CPS CEO Pedro Martinez under fire amid ongoing contract talks with Chicago Teachers Union
Another public bargaining session was held Tuesday between Chicago Public Schools and the Chicago Teachers Union. Talks resumed with CPS CEO Pedro Martinez campaigning to save his job. WGN's Tahman Bradley has more.
With Chicago Public Schools chief executive Pedro Martinez now fighting for his job amid reported pressure from Mayor Brandon ...
Chicago Public Schools unveiled a new five-year strategic plan Monday that sets out to increase the number of students ...
Chicago Public Schools CEO Martinez says he won’t resign, despite the mayor reportedly saying he wants him to do so.
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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 ...
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 ...
CPS Chief Executive Officer Pedro Martinez unveiled on Wednesday a “renewed focus on equity" and moves away from ranking ...
Teachers in Chicago are the latest to voice their concerns over how illegal immigration is shaping what’s happening in the ...
Martinez has two years left on his contract, which was approved by the Chicago Board of Education after he was appointed in ...
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Explaining Chicago Public Schools: Academic performanceWhile a majority of high school students graduate on time, most CPS students don’t meet reading and math standards.
Threats of violence have sparked chaos at dozens of schools in Chicago and its surrounding suburbs since the beginning of the ...
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