Union members will vote on the contract in person at schools and select locations including CTU headquarters.
The proposed four-year deal includes pay raises, more librarians, more nurses and smaller class sizes across the district.
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The pending deal comes after a year of negotiations between CPS and CTU officials.
According to the terms released by CPS, the four-year tentative agreement includes:
- A 4% raise in year one, and 4-5% increases for the remaining three years
- Increased pay for veteran educators
- 90 new librarians, nurses, 70 technology coordinators, more teacher assistants, bilingual education support and social workers
- New class size limits
- More sustainable schools
- More elementary school teacher prep time
- Doubling the CPS budget for sports