CTU wants a day off for students and teachers — for political activism – Illinois Policy

In a petition to Mayor Brandon Johnson and the Chicago Board of Education, CTU notes the importance of schools as “centers for learning.” Yet the union regards attending class May 1 as less important than its “equity” agenda and “the autonomy of locally governed public schools.”
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David F
1 hour ago

No federal funding for students that day and cut the teachers salary a day.

Joseph A Murzanski
4 hours ago

Just a few years ago the Democrat party strongly condemned hate. Of course an exception was made for Donald Trump. Today the Democrats are the party of hate. Now the CTU has disguised hate by calling it “activism!”
The bottom line is too many students in Chicago Public Schools are not learning. Attendance is poor, too few are at grade level in math, science and reading. They will become adults one day unqualified to enter the job market. DEI, CRT and BLM will not serve as a job qualification!

Deb
4 hours ago

No way. CTU is supposed to educate students, not indoctrinate them. CPS students can’t perform at grade level and are failing. CTU and CPS are supposed to educate, not protest. Fire every teacher who calls off, or lets students out of school to protest when these kids are supposed to be in school. If any student is injured, charge and sue the teacher and school.

James
2 hours ago
Reply to  Deb

Why weenie out so soon on your regiment? Let’s hang ‘em. You with me on that?

daskoterzar
7 hours ago

Sure another day off for teachers (too many to count) and another day of no learning for students. Excellent work CPS and CTU…way to focus on the purpose of school. Another wasted day. I am sure the Pinhead will approve yet another day of vacation for the over-worked school district employees and more activism taught to young students – preparing more Democratic morons.

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