Still no contract deal between CTU and CPS
Amid progress in contract negotiations, war of words between CPS and CTU erupts
In dueling press conferences Friday Public Schools officials and Chicago Teachers Union members each emphasized that valuable progress had been made in their long-running contract negotiations. But in the eight months since the union launched its demands,
CPS CEO says contract talks with the teachers union have not stalled: 'In fact, it's just the opposite'
But Chicago Teachers Union President Stacy Davis Gates said she's frustrated one person — schools chief Pedro Martinez — seems to hold the keys to getting a contract as the two sides work to negotiate a deal and avoid a strike.
Chicago Public Schools officials have scheduled a 4 p.m. press conference to provide an update on their ongoing negotiations ...
“This signals to us that CPS has no desire to get this done,” Zeidre Foster told reporters in an afternoon press conference ...
Questions about a potential conflict of interest have boiled over after the mayor's board appointees voted Dec. 20 to oust ...
The Chicago Teachers Union on Monday reported progress in their quest for a contract with the school district but accused ...
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The Chicago Public Schools CEO says the board's actions "unlawfully infringe on and interfere" with his authority as the ...
A contract agreement between the Chicago Teachers Union and Chicago Public Schools still appears to be far off.
The union has been working without a contract since July and earlier in the week accused the district of “stonewalling” on ...
The finger-pointing has continued in the first few days of 2025, with each side blaming the other for holding up negotiations ...
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