Amid heated contract talks, Chicago Teachers Union calls on CPS board to delay $7 billion budget vote – Chicago Tribune

The Chicago Teachers Union wants the school board to delay Wednesday’s vote on a $7.7 billion budget, claiming it doesn’t address critical staffing needs or fulfill Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s campaign promise of equity in education.
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Rick
6 years ago

The article depicts the woke arguing with the woke, funny how none of the demands have to do with student performance. It is so entertaining to watch a woke city have to say no to an equally woke union. The two sides are birds of a feather, spending solves all problems. Both clawing at crumbs now. Both blaming the rich, the white, Rahm. Both will soon collude to confiscate the taxpayer.

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