CTU rallies for contract ahead of final meeting of appointed school board – WGNTV (Chicago)

“It is a Springfield issue, and so sorry to tell the Senate president, and sorry to tell the Speaker of the House, that they are going to have to think about Chicago during this legislative session,” CTU president Stacy Davis Gates said. "They’re going to have to think a lot about Chicago, because our school district, like every school district in the state of Illinois, deserves priority because we teach young people.”
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Tom Paine's Ghost
1 year ago

A CTU Rally is a collection of terrorist thieves. CTU are neither teachers nor a union. Bust this parasitic mob now.

Hello, Indiana!
1 year ago

Teach young people to question their sexuality, that work is evil, white people owe you something and a life devoid of personal responsibility is utopia.

The Railroader
1 year ago

CTU rallies a couple dozen of its redshirts to continue to extort taxpayers from Carbondale, Normal, Crete, Freeport, Creve Coeur, yes, even Belvidere. This arm twisting for the rest of the state is merely to pony up for the criminal overspend on CPS.

Instead of focusing on student achievement and skills, CPS focuses on how to shield illegal immigrants from law enforcement as well as keeping ‘under-studented’ schools open primarily for the benefit of CTU members employed there.

Simple answer: “NO.

David F
1 year ago

Requiring them to actually TEACH should be the priority.

Pat S.
1 year ago
Reply to  David F

Unfortunately teaching and outcomes aren’t on CTU/CPS’s agenda – it’s about union jobs.

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