Chicago teachers want no school on May Day, testing the city’s mayor and school leaders – AP/Yahoo News

   
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Steve
2 hours ago

Teachers of Chicago going full communist.
Well, we don’t think you have to hide it anymore, either.

Kevin
2 hours ago

Plus they want to be PAID and the students get an EXCUSED ABSENCE!! CTU is a political organization . It is not a TEACHING UNION of students. Look at the dismal results from them.

PPF
1 hour ago
Reply to  Kevin

“It is not a TEACHING UNION of students.”

Correct. It is a union for TEACHERS. Not sure why anyone would think otherwise.

frank
8 hours ago

how about on Mayday or the day after we get every parent of a cps student to call up the school their child goes to and inquire about the process to start home schooling for next year ! do you think if a large number of parents call in it might rattle them a little?

Leaving Soon, just not soon enough
9 hours ago

I do not know why they bothered to ask. They are going to do it anyways, like it or not.

Chercher
9 hours ago

There will be no school on May 1, regardless of what the school board, the school board president, the mayor, or anyone thinks. The CTU wants the day off and they will take the day off. Who’s going to stop them?

Sanity please
7 hours ago
Reply to  Chercher

Spoken like a true pinko commie.

Surprise!
5 hours ago
Reply to  Sanity please

Or is it just a realistic assessment of what will happen on 5/1?

Chercher
3 hours ago
Reply to  Surprise!

I meant it as a realistic assessment of what will happen, because teaching reading and math are not their priorities-spreading their political views is.

Call my shrink
10 hours ago

If I was a parent of a CPS student I would be going bat shit crazy over the lack of schooling and/ or the type of learning my kid was getting. If there was a voucher system the parents would have a proper oversight of their kids education. It’s time for vouchers NOW

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