The Chicago Teachers Union's House of Delegates is voting Wednesday on a tentative contract with Chicago Public Schools.

The Chicago Teachers Union House of Delegates approved a tentative contract agreement with the Chicago Public Schools Wednesday night. The full CTU membership will review and vote on the agreement next week, the union said.

The Chicago Teachers Union and Chicago Public Schools have reached a preliminary deal on a new collective bargaining agreement, the two sides announced Monday.

Some members of the Chicago Teachers Union voted Monday in favor of a tentative agreement with the Chicago Public Schools on their next contract — something that they have been negotiating for almost a year.

The Chicago Teachers Union's House of Delegates is voting Wednesday on a tentative contract with Chicago Public Schools. The plan will now be presented to the CPS Board for a final approval.

All sides are declaring victory, including Mayor Brandon Johnson, who on Tuesday proclaimed: “It will always be worth the fight if the people of this city get to benefit from that fight.”

The Chicago Public Schools and Chicago Teachers Union have come to a tentative contract agreement after months of negotiations.

The mayor of Chicago says a tentative collective bargaining agreement with the city’s teachers union is a reflection of his values. Mayor Brandon Johnson said Tuesday that the deal with the Chicago Teachers Union will help him transform Chicago Public Schools.

A key union committee threw its support behind a contract agreement with Chicago Public Schools on Monday. It includes lower class size limits, adds more librarians and extra funding for sports.