CPS students set to return to class despite parents' concerns over COVID safety plan

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Chicago Public School students are set to return to class Monday, but many parents say they have questions about the test to return policy.

The Chicago Teachers Union has routinely sounded the alarm since the start of the school year, saying the district has failed to live up to promises it made on testing students.The lab is working with CPS to find other testing opportunities, according to the post.

The district says schools will be open Monday and that they have been communicating with families over the break. They also said they should have more details about the COVID kit issues later in the week.School executives said that the schools were being deep-cleaned over the break, adding that the district also bought more than two million masks. The district has again promised to increase testing, but concedes that classroom disruptions from COVID-19 are likely inevitable.

 

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