CPS CEO Janice Jackson said those who continue to ignore their orders will face progressive discipline, but that it’s in nobody’s interest to fire teachers.

CPS CEO Janice Jackson said those who continue to ignore their orders will face progressive discipline, but that it’s in nobody’s interest to fire teachers.

About 40% of Chicago Public Schools teachers and staff who were expected to report to schools Monday for the first time during the pandemic didn’t show up for in-person work, officials said Tuesday, accusing the Chicago Teachers Union of pressuring its members to defy the district’s orders.

I love unions.

  • agoddamncheeto [any]
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    4 years ago

    I mean ok they may not happen but the Union needs to demand them. That way they can say ok here are x, y, z things we want to have happen and then if the district doesn’t meet them that’s on the district and society. Just saying we aren’t going back is driving wedge in class solidarity