By Stacy Davis Gates, CTU President | August 26, 2022 | News
File under: Bargaining rights, funding, IELRB: Illinois Educational Labor Relations Board, Mask, Sports
Two victories for the CTU were achieved today, as (1) an administrative law judge ruled CPS violated state law in imposing a new mask policy without bargaining, and (2) CPS finally agreed to disburse to sports programs millions of dollars won under the 2019-24 contract.
By CTU Communications | December 29, 2021 | News
File under: Sports, Sports committee, Year in review
The $25 million in additional funding we secured in our 2019 contract for sports programs and the educators who staff them began to be distributed this month. After lengthy delays, CPS finally begins distributing the $25 million in additional funding we secured in our...By CTU Communications | July 29, 2021 | News
File under: Bargaining, Sports, Sports committee
CPS was forced, due to the work of our rank-and-file, and CTU staff and leadership, to provide the unspent $5 million in sports funding from 2019-20 that it claimed had been “swept up” into general operating funds and no longer available for sports.
By CTU Communications | June 17, 2021 | Movement, News, Uncategorized
File under: Sports
Sign the petition! Sports are essential for mental and physical growth, and with the influx of funding into our district, the athletic programs in our schools cannot look like they did pre-COVID. We are emerging from a pandemic and children will have to continue adjusting to a “new” normal. CPS and the mayor should be giving our students more, not less.
By Jesse Sharkey, CTU President | July 8, 2020 | News
File under: 52-week employees, COVID-19, Donald Trump, Lori Lightfoot, Outside experience, Salary Step Schedule Credit, Sports
Update from CTU leadership on contract enforcement, and the conditions we’re fighting for in district and charter schools in order to safely return to classrooms.