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Why CTU still doesn’t have a contract.

Posted on February 3, 2016 by phillipcantor

Two days ago I posed the question, “Does CPS have a contract?” The answer is clearly a strong “NO.” The Chicago Teachers Union 40 person Big Bargaining Team unanimously rejected the tentative agreement that CPS had proposed. The CPS offer … Continue reading →

Posted in Corporate Style Education Reform, Social Movement Unionism | Tagged Chicago Teachers Union, CTU, Schools our students deserve, Social Justice | 4 Comments

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