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
Several surprises greeted staff and students at George Washington High School this fall. CPS had made some important upgrades to the building. While not nearly enough to address the severe overcrowding and dangerous building conditions, they demonstrate how organizing in partnership with our school community can make a difference.
By: Erica Clark
Our contract update includes reports from the bargaining table and upcoming actions to secure a transformative contract for our schools.
The topics in this special member bulletin include Acero Network school closings and our plan to de-TIF Chicago to fund our schools.
Topics for this week's member bulletin include Acero, Velma Thomas closings, full funding, take action, ERSB action days, early voting and more!
Topics for this week's member bulletin include: VOTE, contract update, Acero closings, librarians and sports, take action and more!
By: Erica Clark
When we speak out and increase the pressure, CPS responds. As we enter the home stretch of our contract fight, it’s time to escalate in order to get the progress we need at the table, NOW. We need you, your friends, colleagues and families to join us Nov. 21 as we Rally for the Schools Our Students Deserve.
Topics for this week's member bulletin include the Nov. 21 rally, CPS Board, green schools, bilingual ed ISBE training, PSRP meeting and more!
By: Erica Clark
Jaqueza Thomas acknowledges he once was an “at-risk” youth. His mother, CPS teacher Lafrance Thomas, echoes that sentiment. But his principal at Ruggles Elementary helped point his life in a better direction. Now, the 19-year-old is on a path, not just to succeed, but to make a difference in his community. Thomas recalls a year […]
By: Erica Clark
This week, more than 1,500 CTU members, parents, students, elected officials and community allies rallied downtown to show our solidarity and dedication to transforming our school district and protecting public education. The energy was high and the purpose was clear.
By: Erica Clark
CTU members, parents, elected officials and others in school communities at Velma Thomas Early Childhood Center and Acero have been organizing to save their beloved schools. After months of mobilizations, CPS has begun to relent, showing that when we fight, we win. Now, the same type of organizing and solidarity will help us land a historic, transformative CTU/CPS contract.
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