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CTU election could change direction, leadership of the union

Chicago Teachers Union president Jesse Sharkey speaks at a rally outside of an elementary school where striking teachers picketed on Tuesday, Oct. 22, 2019, in Chicago. Union members will vote on leadership on May 20.

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CTU election could change direction, leadership of the union

By  Christian Elliott
   

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On May 20, Chicago educators are set to vote on the leadership and direction of the Chicago Teachers Union. This is the first seriously contested CTU election in over a decade, with three caucuses in the running.

Reset discusses the upcoming election and how it could shape the district and city moving forward.

GUEST: Sarah Karp, WBEZ education reporter

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