Classroom Overcrowding and United Student Struggles
As I finished the first year of my teacher certification program this past spring, the graduate school I attend announced that in addition to the two year program of which […]
Tag Archives: Teachers’ Strike
Looking Back, Thinking Ahead: What Oppressed Communities Have Taught Chicago in the Fight Around School Closings
This past Wednesday CPS finalized its decision to close 49 of the the city’s public schools, forcing some 40,000 students to abruptly change school environments, or “welcome” huge new populations […]
Injunction: The Significance of the Battle Over Fired Teachers
Though it is possible that the Teachers’ Strike in Chicago may be finished today, with the students of Chicago’s public schools back in class by Wednesday, many of the original […]
Day 4: Points from the Chicago Teachers’ Strike Unlikely to be Addressed in the Tribune
The Teachers’ Strike in Chicago has been on since Monday, with some talk today amongst union representatives and mainstream media that there may be a contract agreement reached as soon […]
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