Chicago: Statement From Mayor Brandon Johnson on The Board Of Education Budget Amendment
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~ In a recent meeting, Chicago Public Schools and the Chicago Teachers Union have made significant strides towards reaching a contract agreement. This positive development has prompted Board President Harden to postpone the budget amendment vote until the contract is finalized.

According to sources, board members have expressed a need for clarity on the total cost of the contract before voting on the budget amendment. President Harden is confident that both parties are close to reaching an agreement and his confidence is shared by others involved in the negotiations. The importance of reaching a contract agreement cannot be understated as it will provide much-needed stability for schools and communities.

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In light of recent news that President Trump plans to sign an executive order that could potentially dismantle the Department of Education, there is added urgency to ensure that Chicago's school district and teachers are in alignment. This will help protect students and schools from any harmful policies or potential budget cuts.

The progress made in yesterday's meeting is a promising step towards securing a contract agreement and ensuring the well-being of Chicago's education system.

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