The Chicago Teacher's Union membership voted Wednesday to accept the terms of the new safety agreement from Chicago Public Schools after classes were canceled for five straight school days.
- Sources told the Chicago Tribune it passed "with about 56% of the vote."
Meanwhile, some schools had a bumpy start back yesterday, including reports of teacher shortages and student absences, per Block Club Chicago.
What they're saying: "More than 88% of CPS CTU teachers reported to school (Wednesday)," said CPS in a statement. "Student attendance data for Jan. 12 is still being calculated."
What's next: A group of CPS student activists called Chi-RADS is planning an organized school walkout at 12:30pm tomorrow to demand a voice on school safety.
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