CHICAGO — A two week-long strike at several local charters schools is over.
A tentative deal was reached overnight to suspend the strike.
Teachers at four Chicago international charter schools walked off the job on Feb. 4, demanding more money and more resources for the classroom.
The deal includes an eight-percent pay increase as well as limits on class sizes.
The strike affected more than 2,000 students.
Schools will reopen Tuesday, since Monday is a holiday, Presidents Day.
