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Two years ago today almost 30,000 employees of CPS affiliated with @CTULocal1 & @SEIU73 decided enough was enough and it was time for a #faircontractnow. A historic strike with 2 weeks of actions and solidarity followed! https://t.co/U48gEdU7V1
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This shooting and death took place less than two blocks from Funston Elementary in Logan Square, one of two shootings near the school today.
"Crime here in Chicago has been so bad. One way or the other, it has to stop. Something's always going on. Everybody is scared to come out," one neighbor said.
Educators and families will be standing for safety again this Friday, just like these good folks at Bond Elementary last week!
Two things here to love about Chicago — two-flats and Peirce ES teachers standing together for safety! #StandUpForSafety
CTU officers and staff provide an update about today's discussions at the barraging table with the mayor's team at CPS.
One of the things researchers argue that affects Black population loss is the economic burden of punitive fines and fees like traffic tickets, and also the lack of jobs and opportunities.
From its founding as a trading post by a Haitian man to the Great Migration to today, Chicago owes much to its Black residents. But since the 1980s, the city that helped shape our country’s first Black president has seen a steady stream of its Black residents flee.
A total of 5,666 employees were not vaccinated as of 7 a.m. on Oct. 15. The majority of the unvaccinated employees — 73% — were non-teaching staff, according to data obtained from Chicago Public Schools.
Nearly 90% of members in the CTU bargaining unit have been vaccinated.
More than 5,000 Chicago Public Schools staff remain unvaccinated. Of those, 73% are non-teaching staff.
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