We stand with the Chicago Teachers Union
We, community, parent, and neighborhood groups throughout the city of Chicago, support the Chicago Teachers Union's demands for lower classroom sizes, funding for special education teachers, an end to the chaos of constant teacher and staff layoffs, no cuts in compensation, and for well-funded, quality, stable neighborhood schools.
The working conditions of our teachers are the learning conditions for Chicago's children.
The working conditions of our teachers are the learning conditions for Chicago's children.
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Community, Parent, and Neighborhood Statement of Support for Chicago Teachers
Sign and share this statement in support of the Chicago Teachers Union!
"We, community, parent, and neighborhood groups throughout the city of Chicago, support the Chicago Teachers Union’s demands for lower classroom sizes, funding for special education teachers, an end to the chaos of constant teacher and staff layoffs, no cuts in compensation, and for well-funded, quality, stable neighborhood schools. The working conditions of our teachers are the learning conditions for Chicago's children.
We call on the CPS administration and Mayor Emanuel to bargain a contract acceptable to Chicago students, parents, and teachers. If that does not happen, we will stand with the Chicago Teachers Union during a strike."
http://bit.ly/2diDy59
"We, community, parent, and neighborhood groups throughout the city of Chicago, support the Chicago Teachers Union’s demands for lower classroom sizes, funding for special education teachers, an end to the chaos of constant teacher and staff layoffs, no cuts in compensation, and for well-funded, quality, stable neighborhood schools. The working conditions of our teachers are the learning conditions for Chicago's children.
We call on the CPS administration and Mayor Emanuel to bargain a contract acceptable to Chicago students, parents, and teachers. If that does not happen, we will stand with the Chicago Teachers Union during a strike."
http://bit.ly/2diDy59
