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Chicago teachers reach tentative deal to reopen schools
The Chicago Teachers Union has reached a tentative agreement with Mayor Lori Lightfoot to reopen the city’s schools for in-person classes as early as Thursday this week on a phased-in schedule and has promised to vaccinate 1,500 school staff each week. The deal, however, still relies on broader union approval, and it remains unclear when or if a vote will be held for its some 25,000 members.
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michael
2 months
I hope that means hiring three times as many teachers and holding classes outside.
david dindu
2 months
And now they want to reopen
Auster Maeson
2 months
Different President, different rules.
Julian
2 months
The entitlement and arrogance among these teachers just broke records
truth seeker
2 months
Hire new ones who want to work and who really is looking out for the kids
Conundrumb
2 months
Funny how fast Betelgeuse changed her mind about lock downs.
Get rid of all state and government Unions, it's not like their working for a corporation. Yet they have more power than private unions. Everytime you turn around, their blackmailing the American people