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Coverage dated January 10, 2022

Chicago Mayor hails reopening of schools as bitter standoff with union ends

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Leaders of the Chicago Teachers Union approved a plan over COVID safety protocols, ending a dispute that canceled classes for five days.

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  1. Newsweek

    Chicago Mayor hails reopening of schools as bitter standoff with union ends (opens Newsweek)

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    Leaders of the Chicago Teachers Union approved a plan over COVID safety protocols, ending a dispute that canceled classes for five days.

  2. Fox News

    Chicago schools will reopen after deal reached between union, city (opens Fox News)

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    Lori E. Lightfoot, the Chicago mayor, announced on Twitter late Monday that public school children in the city will be able to return to classes on Wednesday after leaders from the teachers union approved a plan with the district.

  3. Washington Times

    Chicago classrooms to reopen Wednesday after a bitter feud over remote learning (opens Washington Times)

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    Chicago schools will reopen Wednesday after the public school system reached a deal with the Chicago Teachers Union that increases coronavirus testing and establishes metrics for remote instruction in schools that see big outbreaks.

  4. Washington Times

    Chicago schools set to reopen after teachers union OKs safety plan (opens Washington Times)

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    Chicago union leaders OK plan to resume in-person teaching after standoff with district that canceled class for days.

  5. New York Times

    Chicago schools will reopen as teachers and the city reach a deal over virus safeguards. (opens New York Times)

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    Students in the third-largest U.S. school district will go back to classes on Wednesday.

  6. NPR

    Chicago schools reopen this week. But the fight reflects a nationwide struggle (opens NPR)

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    What we're following today: Leaders of Chicago Public Schools and the city's teachers union reached a deal on in-person classes. A new report shows the cost of major climate disasters in 2021. Plus: The Biden administration makes another push for voting rights legislation.

  7. The Hill

    Chicago Teacher's Union agrees to reopen city schools Wednesday (opens The Hill)

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    The Chicago Teachers Union (CTU) on Monday agreed to accept a deal that will allow schools to reopen on Wednesday after four days of cancellations over instructors refusing to teach in-person amid COVID-19 spikes following the holidays.

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