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More Than 88% of Chicago Public Schools’ Teachers Reported to School Today During CPS Battle With CTU

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Overall, more than 88 (88.69) percent of CPS CTU teachers reported to school today #cps
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Chicago Public School (CPS) Provides Updated January 8th Statement on Testing

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We are grateful to learn tonight of a new offer from Gov. JB Pritzker to sell 350,000 rapid antigen tests to CPS and we’ll be finalizing the arrangement as soon as possible. #CPS
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Latest Chicago Teacher’s Union (CTU) Proposal to Mayor Lightfoot Addresses Issues Around Testing, Contact Tracing and Health Metric, to Return Students to Learning

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The Chicago Teachers Union today released its latest proposal in an effort to end the mayor’s lockout of more than 20,000 teachers, clinicians, paraprofessionals and other educators, and return students to learning. #CPS
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Chicago Public Schools Gives Response to CTU in Regards to Ongoing Negotiations

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We’re confident that continued negotiations will support the return to in-person learning next week. Students need to be back in their schools, where it’s safe, as soon as possible. That’s what parents want. That’s what the science supports. #CPS
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Chicago Public Schools Responds to Illegal Work Stoppage

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We know that in-person learning is the best thing for students, families and staff. We encourage CTU to end this illegal work stoppage and work with us on providing a safe in-person learning experience so students can continue to grow and thrive academically, socially and emotionally. #cps
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Cruz Asks: ”Why Are Teachers Abusing Our Kids”?

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"As you undoubtedly have heard, the Chicago Teachers union has illegally walked off their jobs today, Why are the teachers picking on our kids? Why can’t parents make decisions for their own children?”, he asked. #RobCruz
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Jones Supports CTU on Remote Learning and Says ‘The Children’s Needs Must Come First’

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“With the recent rise in cases it is crucial that we keep our children and educators safe during this time, which makes remote schooling the best option,” Jones said. #EmilJones
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