Is Chicago Teachers Union about to grab more control of statewide union? – Illinois Policy

Illinois Federation of Teachers President Dan Montgomery won’t be seeking reelection, and three other executive board members have submitted resignations. Those vacancies give the Chicago Teachers Union an opening to gain more power over the statewide union. CTU President Stacy Davis Gates, whose tenure at CTU has been rocked by scandals, is already the executive vice president of IFT.
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Mark F
9 months ago

Bringing outstanding leadership from Chicago to all of Illinois teachers….only kidding. The State of Illinois is doomed.

Deb
9 months ago

It would be nice if CTU was more concerned about education, not power and money.

David F
9 months ago

Need to allow state bankruptcy and outlaw public unions

PPF
9 months ago
Reply to  David F

Neither will happen.

Brian Jones
9 months ago

Bleah.

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