As the Chicago Teachers Union prepared to announce the results of a vote by its 25,000 members on whether to approve Chicago Public Schools’ latest reopening terms, the district on Tuesday signaled that it’s looking past the ongoing labor dispute by giving some staffers the opportunity to sign up for vaccinations and reinstating teachers who were previously locked out of their virtual classrooms.
Related posts
-
Glendale Heights village president tossed from ballot
Glendale Heights Village President Chodri Khokhar’s name has been removed from the April ballot. -
Things to do Dec. 27 to Jan. 2: Blue Man Group, New Year’s Eve, holiday light shows and more
Mark your calendar for Blue Man Group, New Year’s Eve, holiday light shows and more happening... -
‘It’s disgusting’: suburban congressman who pushed for Gaetz report’s release reacts to its accusations
A suburban congressman who pushed for the House Ethics Committee to publicize the findings of its...