After Last Week's One-Day Strike, What's Next For CPS, Teachers?
Negotiations are back on this week between the Chicago Public Schools and the teachers union.
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Negotiations are back on this week between the Chicago Public Schools and the teachers union.
One Chicago Public Schools teacher skipped Friday's rally, risking his union membership and a fine.
CPS CEO Forrest Claypool says he wants a state panel to block the Chicago Teachers Union from striking again, and he wants the CTU to pay for costs incurred Friday when teachers walked.
Chicago Public School teachers walked off the job on Friday in what the teachers' union is calling a "Day Of Action" to protest city and state education funding cuts.
School officials unveiled final plans to accommodate the children who won't get regular instruction.
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Officials at the Chicago Public Schools have released a list of contingency sites where parents can take their children on Friday, when teachers plan a one-day strike.
Governor Bruce Rauner has some sharp words about the Chicago Teachers Union's plans for a job action on April 1, reports WBBM Political Editor Craig Dellimore.
WBBM's Nancy Harty spoke with one union member who plans to go to his classroom instead.
Friday was the first of three teacher furlough days ordered by the Chicago Public Schools to save an estimated $30 million. With teachers out of the classroom, parents were forced to find alternative activities for their kids.
Forrest Claypool, the CEO of CPS, says the system will have at least 250 sites open next week where students can go.
The Chicago Teachers Union says its delegates have voted overwhelmingly in favor of a one-day strike on April 1.
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The Chicago Teachers Union says it wants to "shut the city down" April 1 as it presses its demands for a balanced state budget and higher taxes on wealthy Illinoisans, reports WBBM's Bob Roberts.
Parents are bracing themselves as disgruntled Chicago teachers threaten a "work action" for early next month. CBS 2's Roseanne Tellez reports.
Chicago Public Schools officials says teachers cannot strike until mid-May at the earliest. CBS 2's Dorothy Tucker sorts it out.
CPS officials say they will save $30 million from the furloughs. The first one is March 25.
That doesn't mean that everyone is holding onto their job. CBS 2's Dorothy Tucker looks at one Chicago elementary school.
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A Chicago city employee was found shot to death Friday morning inside an apartment in the West Ridge neighborhood.
