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A Chicago mother says she fears for her daughter’s safety as the result of bullying and is pleading with Chicago Public Schools to take action. NBC 5’s Vi Nguyen reports.

Chicago Public Schools students across the city left their classrooms in protest over COVID safety concerns, some of them ending up downtown to protest outside of CPS headquarters. NBC 5’s Chris Coffey reports.

Chicago Public Schools students will return to classrooms on Wednesday after five consecutive days of classes were canceled during a standoff between officials and the city’s Teachers Union.

Chicago scrapped classes for five days days in a confusing standoff that ended late Monday with the teachers’ union over COVID-19 safety measures in the nation’s third-largest school district.

After four days of missed instruction, there has been a breakthrough in negotiations between Chicago Public Schools and the city’s teachers’ union, as the House of Delegates has voted to suspend the union’s remote work action. NBC 5’s Alex Maragos has the story.

Classes were canceled for a fourth day at Chicago Public Schools as the Chicago Teachers Union and district continued to negotiate over remote learning and COVID protocols. NBC 5’s Mary Ann Ahern reports.

Classes were canceled for another day at most Chicago Public Schools Monday, but some were able to reopen their doors. NBC 5’s Charlie Wojciechowski reports.

Illinois-based Abbott Laboratories will provide COVID-19 tests to Chicago Public Schools, Gov. J.B. Pritzker announced Saturday, as the CPS and Chicago Teachers Union standoff over coronavirus protocols and remote learning continued with no immediate end in sight.

Chicago Public Schools students won’t return to the classroom Monday unless a breakthrough occurs in negotiations with the Chicago Teachers Union, according to a district spokesman. NBC 5’s Vi Nguyen reports.

Classes have been canceled for another day as Chicago Public Schools and the Chicago Teachers Union continue to disagree on whether to return to remote learning amid a surge in COVID cases. NBC 5’s Lexi Sutter reports.

Chicago Public Schools canceled classes the third day in a row as discussions continue with the teacher’s union over COVID-19 safety protocols. NBC 5’s Lexi Sutter reports.

Chicago Public Schools officials and the teacher’s union shared their thoughts on in-person learning as the groups remain in a stalemate over COVID protocols. NBC 5’s Mary Ann Ahern reports.

The debate between CPS and the teachers’ union took a significant step forward as educators voted to switch to remote learning, but it’s what the next steps will be in the discussion over COVID safety procedures and protocols. NBC 5’s Kate Chappell reports.

The rank-and-file members of the Chicago Teachers Union have voted to temporarily transition to remote learning, a move that prompted Chicago Public Schools officials to cancel classes for Wednesday.

With classes canceled Wednesday amid a battle between Chicago Public Schools and the Chicago Teachers Union, parents are caught in the middle of an ongoing debate on remote learning.

Chicago Public Schools classes will be canceled Wednesday if the teachers union in the city votes to switch to remote learning during a surge in COVID cases.

Chicago Teachers Union leaders are slated to vote Tuesday on whether or not teachers want to work remotely during a COVID surge without Chicago Public Schools permission, a move which could effectively shut down classes as early as Wednesday.

Chicago Teachers Union leaders are slated to vote Tuesday on whether or not teachers want to work remotely during a COVID surge without Chicago Public Schools permission, a move which could effectively shut down classes as early as Wednesday.

Students on Monday returned to the classroom after the holiday break and as COVID cases surge. With the Chicago area seeing record-setting case numbers, not all parents are sure about sending their kids back to school. NBC 5’s Charlie Wojciechowski reports.

Chicago Teachers Union leaders told members during a closed-door town hall call Sunday evening to report to school Monday, but they plan to gauge support for a district-wide remote learning action later this week.