Editorial: The battles between CPS and CTU are doing one thing: Eroding trust in our schools – Chicago Sun-Times*

"But now, it seems, the CTU’s default reaction to disagreement with the district is to go right to the nuclear option: Voting not to show up to work, as 73% of union members did late Tuesday night after CPS refused to switch to remote learning districtwide...Unless CPS and CTU can work together as partners, creating a school system that the city can believe in and wholeheartedly support, Chicago has a bleak future indeed."
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The Paraclete
4 years ago

Lol! Was this piece published under the Lori Lightfoot byline? Eroding trust! Excuse me while I guffaw and scoff.

Henry Hatch
4 years ago

Eroding trust in schools? There is no reason to trust the CPS/CTU school “team.” . How can you trust an ‘educational” cartel where less than 37 percent of graduates can even read at grade level?

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