CHICAGO - Chicago's mayor on Tuesday accused leaders of the city's powerful teachers union of using its "political agenda" to hold up a contract agreement to end a strike that will keep students from classrooms for at least 10 days.
Chicago Public Schools canceled classes for Wednesday after the Chicago Teachers Union's House of Delegates met to review the latest offer from the Chicago Public Schools and didn't vote on it.
I say they go back to work tomorrow after they squeeze one more concession from the city. Nov.1st all teachers will have to apply for COBRA benefits because their insurance runs out. As an aside,this morning on the news I hear that Karen Lewis rose from the dead and whisked off a memo to the mayor and her minions about how unfair they are to CTU
ReplyDeleteTony right again as almost always. Change ur name to Wise Owl already
DeleteTony right again as almost always. Change ur name to Wise Owl already
DeleteMayor needs to give teachers whatever they want!
ReplyDeleteSince strike started I've been running nonstop in 007, need to get kids back to school so we can relax for a few hours!!!!