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Chicago teachers accept COVID deal, keeping kids in school
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CHICAGO (AP) — Students in the nation's third-largest district returned to classrooms Wednesday after Chicago Public Schools canceled five days of classes amid a standoff with the teachers union over
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By Kelly McCleary, Elizabeth Stuart, David Shortell and Paul P. Murphy, CNN Students in the nation’s third-largest school district will be back in their classrooms Wednesday after a dispute between the Chicago Teachers Union and city officials over Covid-19 mitigation measures kept them out of schoo…
CHICAGO (AP) — Students in the nation's third-largest district returned to classrooms Wednesday after Chicago Public Schools canceled five days of classes amid a standoff with the teachers union over
Wednesday's vote will keep kids in classrooms after five days of cancelled classes due to a standoff with the city over remote learning and virus testing.
The Chicago Teachers Union has narrowly voted Wednesday evening to approve a safety agreement between the union and the district supporting in-person classes.
Students returned to classrooms Wednesday after Chicago Public Schools canceled five days of classes amid a standoff with the teachers’ union over Covid-19 safety protocols.
After five days of canceled classes, the standoff between the Chicago Teachers Union and Chicago Public Schools is now over. While students returned to their desks Wednesday, teachers remain divided.
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