Training Contract With Cps In Chicago
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On July 9, 1980, the Board adopted a “Resolution to Require Residency Within the City of Chicago of all Personnel Employed by the Board of Education On or after September 1, 1980” (See Resolution #80-149-2.)
Yes. As a condition of employment with the Chicago Public Schools, Resident Teachers must be an actual resident of the City of Chicago or be willing to become a resident within six months of the date of his/her employment as a Resident Teacher with Chicago Public Schools.
Residency Rules​ A nonresident of the City may be hired or promoted to a full-time position provided that such person agrees, as a condition of employment/promotion, to establish actual residency within six(6) months after commencement of employment/promotion.
If you want to work for CPS, they have a residency requirement, meaning you'd have to live in Chicago city limits, not the suburbs.
Yes, you must be a Chicago resident to work for the Chicago Park District. You do not have to be a resident to apply, but you must be a resident at the time of hire.
On July 9, 1980, the Board adopted a “Resolution to Require Residency Within the City of Chicago of all Personnel Employed by the Board of Education On or after September 1, 1980” (See Resolution #80-149-2.)
Pupils must reside within the limits of the City of Chicago to attend a Chicago Public School.
There are two ways to become a vendor for Chicago Public Schools: Contract. Become a Contract Vendor via a Bid or an RFP/RFQ. Sponsorship. Obtain a Sponsorship from a CPS Principal, Network Chief, or Department Director.
Yes. As a condition of employment with the Chicago Public Schools, Resident Teachers must be an actual resident of the City of Chicago or be willing to become a resident within six months of the date of his/her employment as a Resident Teacher with Chicago Public Schools.
Like other public workers, CPS employees are required to live within Chicago city limits unless they're granted a waiver.
