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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
Chicago Teachers Union Vice President Jackson Potter issued a response to the report published by the county treasurer outlining that Illinois taxes favoring the ultra-rich have caused Cook County property taxes to rise at twice the rate of inflation.
A richly deserved honor for CTU member Bea Lumpkin Mayor Brandon Johnson has proclaimed Aug. 3 Bea Lumpkin Day in Chicago, in recognition of Bea’s lifelong leadership in the struggle for worker rights and economic, racial and social justice. CTU was thrilled to honor Bea, a retired CPS teacher and CTU member, at this month’s […]
By: Erica Clark
Chicago gave the U.S. May Day in 1886. This Friday, we carry that legacy into the streets again. And we need you there. Make your May Day plans today.
By: Erica Clark
This week, as our students and parents present us with cards, gifts and treats, in honor of Teacher Appreciation Day, it’s important to express our deepest gratitude for the mountains all educators move each and every day for our schools and our city.
May Day across the city in photos On May Day, thousands came together to say workers over billionaires. Educators, PSRPs, clinicians, parents, students—all came together to say: Put families before billionaire fortunes, No ICE, NO war and defend democracy. Check out more photos from the day. Student Action Expo 2026 Made on the West Side […]
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More CTU News Art in Motion educators and admin celebrate unionization at South Shore school NEIU tuition discounts available Are you interested in learning how to better support your students’ reading and writing? Attend a Virtual Informational Session to learn more about earning your Reading Teacher Endorsement or MA in Literacy Education. May 28, 5 […]
By: Erica Clark
It’s the end of the school year, which should be a time of celebration. Instead, our school communities are thrown into chaos again, reeling from proposed budget cuts. Meanwhile, Gov. Pritzker and lawmakers in Springfield have yet to deliver the $2 Billion owed to Chicago students.
Students, parents, educators rally to save ChiArts renowned arts conservatory ChiArts students, parents and CTU educators rallied at the CPS Board of Education meeting this week to save the only pre-professional arts conservatory in the country that recruits novice students, 40% of whom come from low-income families across the city of Chicago. While CTU members […]
With one day left in the legislative session, Illinois lawmakers are about to pass a budget that shortchanges our students — again. The proposal on the table doesn't comply with Illinois' own evidence-based funding formula, doesn't raise enough revenue for schools and services, and doesn't show the courage this moment demands.
