In a move that's sparking controversy and debate among educators and community leaders, the Chicago Teachers Union (CTU) is set to increase dues for most of its members. The decision comes ahead of the upcoming school board elections, where CTU has been a vocal advocate for progressive policies and teacher rights. The union's executive board has voted to raise dues by 10% for members who are not part of the union's leadership, with the increased revenue aimed at bolstering the organization's political efforts and supporting its candidates in the elections. The move has raised questions about the union's priorities and the potential impact on its relationships with teachers and the broader community.
Chicago Teachers Union increasing dues for most members ahead of school board elections Chicago Tribune
