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Chicago Teachers Strike Is Over. What's Next?

Stacy Davis Gates, vice president of the Chicago Teachers Union, stops by Reset on Friday, Nov. 1, 2019.

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Chicago Teachers Strike Is Over. What's Next?

By  Dan Tucker
   

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Chicago Public School students are back in class Friday, after one of the city’s longest teachers strikes in the last 50 years comes to a close. 

Resetchecks in with the Chicago Teachers Union and the city about the tentative deal and what comes next.

GUESTS:Stacy Davis Gates, CTU Vice President

Sybil Madison, Chicago's deputy mayor for education and human services 

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