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SourceK-8 students in Chicago’s Public Schools have now lost what was supposed to be the first week back for in-person learning, as the district and its teachers union remain locked in a dispute over a safe reopening plan during the coronavirus pandemic.
Chicago Public Schools (CPS) -- for the sixth time in a little over a week -- has instructed parents to keep their children home for remote learning Thursday. Friday, on the district’s calendar, is a "school improvement day" for teachers and staff that students had already been given off.
"Let me remind you of the over $100 million dollars in mitigations that CPS has invested in our schools to make them safe," Mayor Lori Lightfoot said during a news conference Thursday morning. "They have included: ventilation, testing, health screenings, face coverings, enhanced cleaning and other in-school safety measures."
"After 80 plus meetings and going above and beyond to address the CTU leadership’s various issues and concerns, we are out of runway," she added, noting that the "ball is in the CTU's court."