Erica Clark is a journalist focused on local news in Chicago, Illinois. She writes for A Just Chicago, covering topics related to education, labor rights, and social justice. Erica's articles aim to shed light on the experiences and perspectives of teachers and students in the Chicago Public School system.
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Erica Clark's coverage primarily focuses on education, with specific attention given to the activities and announcements of the Chicago Teachers Union. Her articles also frequently touch upon government and politics, reflecting a local perspective within Illinois.
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By: Erica Clark
The choice in front of Chicagoans is not what the corporate class would have you believe. In that frame, the choice is whether working class Chicagoans pay more or face cuts to critical public services. Chicago has had plenty of both.
Topics for this week's member bulletin include settlement roadmap, CPS BOE, Acero, Velma Thomas, PILOT, and more!
By: Erica Clark
We need a contract before Christmas: one that improves conditions in our schools for our students and members, protects and defends us from Trump’s Project 2025 agenda, and puts us on the path to transforming our schools.
By: Erica Clark
The CTU Sanctuary Series will provide you the tools needed to fight back in your schools and your community. Together, we can erect a forcefield around our schools to protect them from the tyranny of Trump and his Project 2025 agenda.
As you push through this final week before winter break, we know you are digging deep to provide a joyful and enriching experience for our students. We see you and appreciate all that you give to Chicago’s students every day and especially this week! Monday marked eight months since we began bargaining our contract with […]
This week's member bulletin topics include, bargaining progress, Acero, happy holidays, CPS Board news, and more!
Your CTU bargaining team was back at the table with CPS again today, determined to secure a transformative contract that can act as a forcefield against the prohibitions on teaching Black history, the elimination of supports for special education students, and the mass deportations and other harms Trump promises to rain on our city and our most vulnerable Black and Brown students.
Our bargaining team was back at the table again today, pushing CPS to bargain in good faith and help us settle our contract before Donald Trump takes office. There is real urgency to protect our students, families, and school communities from the impending assault pledged by the incoming administration.
By: Erica Clark
We’ve been bargaining every day that we’ve pushed CPS to schedule and, despite outside distractions, our table has moved on several critical issues, from expanded healthcare to staffing improvements and support for bilingual education. But CPS is still stonewalling on key demands — issues that are essential to creating the schools our students and educators deserve.
By: Erica Clark
For the last eight months, we have been focused on securing what our students and their educators need: smaller class sizes, more bilingual and special education supports, and a better, more enriching school day. We developed contract proposals that are aligned with CPS’ five-year strategic plan — a vision CEO Pedro Martinez claims to support — and the mayor’s own vision for our schools. But the CEO continues to block progress.
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