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Chicago teachers reach contract deal for the first time in more than a decade without a strike

  • Chicago Teachers Union members voted 97% in favor of a new contract with Chicago Public Schools, marking the first contract without a strike in over a decade.
  • The four-year contract includes 4% to 5% annual raises, lower class sizes, and increased staffing for schools, notably 90 librarians.
  • Despite the agreement, challenges remain as funding questions persist, including a $500 million annual deficit and a $1.5 billion price tag for the new deal.
  • CTU President Stacy Davis Gates celebrated the agreement, emphasizing the need for a fully funded education amid political turmoil.
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NBC Chicago broke the news in Chicago, United States on Sunday, April 13, 2025.
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