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Labor Unions Split Politically Amid Push for School Choice in Chicago

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The Service Employees International Union and the Chicago Teachers Union have split politically. Separately, former Chicago Public Schools CEO Paul Vallas supports school choice strategies within Chicago Public Schools. In District 8a, incumbent school board member Angel Gutierrez is running unopposed, supported by deep-pocketed groups that advocate for school choice.

From wbez.org

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The political division between the two major unions and the push for school choice within Chicago Public Schools could influence district policy and labor relations.

From wbez.org

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