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Illinois ranked among worst in nation for access to in-person learning

By Amy Korte
02/08/2022
The unconventional learning formats caused by the COVID-19 pandemic are taking a toll on Illinois students. There is a solution.

TAGS: Illinois, remote learning

Chicago parents had 8 hours’ notice of teachers union walkout

By Dylan Sharkey
01/05/2022
Not only were there few hours to find child care for working families, but the word came as most people were asleep that the Chicago Teachers Union was forcing schools to close the next day.

TAGS: COVID-19, CPS: Chicago Public Schools, CTU: Chicago Teachers Union, remote learning

Chicago Teachers Union uses COVID-19 to walk out on students, again

By Dylan Sharkey
01/05/2022
Chicago schools closed Jan. 5 when the Chicago Teachers Union voted to keep members out of classrooms, trying to force an end to in-person learning over COVID-19 concerns.

TAGS: COVID-19, CTU: Chicago Teachers Union, remote learning, strike

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A city charter could bring order to Chicago’s dysfunction. How can it get one?


A city charter would put much-needed guardrails on the Chicago government. Here’s what needs to happen to get one.

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Process for unionizing non-state workers raises red flags

By Paul Kersey
06/19/2014
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CBS Chicago: Illinois’ highest-paid superintendent receives $400K per year to oversee 1,200 students

By Ted Dabrowski
05/02/2016
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