Chicago
John Kugler – May 02, 2022 Eric Skalinder a well connected union official continued to be on the payroll of the Chicago Teachers Union and mentor teachers, go into schools and have access to students information and videos despite being…
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soirees instead of attention to the functional groups represented by most of the Board’s ‘vice presidents’ We will be reposting past stories so that there is no confusion or revisionist history. CORE has always been a fake democracy that uses…
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Jesse stepping aside at this moment is an extraordinary announcement since the CORE slating process has been running for almost a year and has been completed, so it begs the question: Are the current Union’s decisions for political correctness to stay…
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In a long-drawn-out lawsuit that was filed by Robin Potter, mother of current Chicago Teachers Union Trustee Jackson Potter (the case was filed while Jackson Potter was Chief of Staff for the CTU). There will be a settlement that gives…
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CHICAGO PUBLIC SCHOOLS – December 08, 2021 From: CHICAGO PUBLIC SCHOOLS Sent: Wednesday, December 8, 2021, 4:47 PM Subject: Update from Chicago Public Schools on the Omicron COVID‑19 Variant A message from CHICAGO PUBLIC SCHOOLS Dear CPS Colleagues and Families:…
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Ten years ago the Chicago Public Schools targeted African American women teachers disproportional for layoffs en masse. The laid off teachers were left in limbo for Union Representation since there was a transition in power from the Marilyn Stewart team…
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CPS claims providing information is ‘burdensome’ while ignoring how burdensome deaths in the schools are… Chicago Public Schools officials are covering up deaths of teachers and other school workers on school property, in a violation of both Illinois and federal…
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Substance News has received a Binding Opinion (13-0001) from the Illinois Attorney General in regards to the refusal of the Chicago Public Schools (CPS) to provide information on how it will keep staff and students safe. In light of the…
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Only one of the people siting joyfully in the bureaucrats’ seats during the December 14, 2011 meeting of the Chicago Board of Education was still cramming for her Ptydepe test, as the above photo shows. Right to left, “Chief Officer,…
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Unionism is a new word in my vocabulary and in the vocabulary of many newer teachers in Chicago. It’s been more than 20 years since the last teachers’ strike, and a whole new generation has come into teaching since then.…
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