Chicago schools chief Pedro Martinez asserts no need for teachers strike following release of fact-finder’s report
The teachers union’s rejection of the fact-finder report opens the door for a strike as soon as March following a 30-day ...
CPS, independent arbitrator agree the district can’t afford much more on teachers contract, CPS says
This comes after the teachers union said the report showed CPS has money to spare. CPS leaders said the report instead ...
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CPS Leaders See ‘No Reason’ for Possible Strike After Teachers Union Rejects Fact-Finding Report
That is the last thing that students and families need,” CPS CEO Pedro Martinez said of a possible teachers strike, “and ...
Chicago Teachers Union rejects factfinder report amid contract talks with CPS, strike fears mount
Neither the CTU nor CPS have used the word "strike," but the reality is the 19-page factfinding report opens the door for ...
CTU could inch closer to strike after rejecting CPS fact-finder report
An independent auditor has released its fact-finder report amid contract negotiations between Chicago Public Schools and the ...
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Federal grant uncertainty adds to Chicago schools' stress
As Chicago Public Schools tries to get its fiscal house in order, it faces management turmoil, risks to federal funding and ...
CTU praises arbitrator's report on contract talks but rejects recommendations as falling short
The rejection of the report could bring the teachers union closer to a strike. The school district is still reviewing the ...
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Chicago Teachers Union rejects fact finding report, teeters on the edge of a strike
The Chicago Teachers Union may be one step closer to going on strike after rejecting an independent fact-finding report about ...
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CPS says independent arbitrator agrees the district can’t afford much more on teachers contract
“The main takeaway for us is that [the arbitrator] confirmed the district’s severe financial constraints,” said CPS CEO Pedro Martinez at a news conference Thursday. Still, Martinez repeated ...