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Jessica Biggs Wins CPS Board Race Amid Funding Battle Against CTU

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Jessica Biggs declared victory in the race for board president of Chicago Public Schools. The election was a contest between the Chicago Teachers Union and several outside groups. Common Ground Collective, which is backed by Michael Sacks, is spending heavily to challenge the influence of the Chicago Teachers Union in the district.

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The election determines control over Chicago Public Schools, which manages a billion-dollar budget and serves 300,000 students. The contest represents a shift in power between the union's established influence and outside groups backed by significant campaign funding.

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