Chicago Teachers Union spent $1.74M trying to take over Chicago school board – Illinois Policy

Despite its big spending, six of CTU’s favorites were defeated. It’s a stunning rebuke of the union, considering a multi-state study has shown school board candidates endorsed by teachers unions generally win 70 percent of contested races.
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David F
1 year ago

CTU – makes it sound like you live in a socialist country, certainly democrats so close!

Deb
1 year ago

CTU needs to get out of politics and actually do their job and teach students how to read and do math at grade level.

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