Chicago Teachers Union president mocks CPS chief and apologizes
Chicago Teachers Union President Stacy Davis Gates was criticized on social media for a comment she allegedly made at a ...
CTU President Stacy Davis Gates compares CPS CEO to a special education student who can't be suspended
Chicago Teachers Union President Stacy Davis Gates is coming under fire for comparing CEO Pedro Martinez to a special ...
Schools around the US are weighing responses to possible immigration raids
School systems are speaking up for the rights of immigrant students to attend school, regardless of whether they are in the ...
Aspira votes to close charter operator’s Haugan Middle School as negotiations over Acero closures continue
Following months of intense debate regarding Chicago charter school closures, another operator, Aspira Inc. of Illinois, has ...
Student info from numerous Chicago-area school districts hacked in data breach
Personal data from a number of Chicago-area school districts was obtained in a cyberattack targeting PowerSchool, a popular education software company, many districts revealed this week.
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Chicago Public Schools paid $390K on do-not-hire sports officials
Chicago Public Schools paid $390,000 to at least 36 people who were on a do-not-hire list to officiate sporting events.
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At least 17 Kenwood basketball players were fraudulently enrolled in school, inspector general reports
Kenwood Academy fraudulently enrolled at least 17 players on the school’s varsity basketball team, according to an annual ...
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CPS Watchdog Highlights Problems With How District Compiles Family Income Data
The district’s Office of Inspector General found that hundreds of CPS employees appear to have significantly understated ...
The blazes have destroyed thousands of structures, including homes, businesses and schools.
Here are some of the well-known landmarks that have sustained damage from the fires: ...
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Well, finally, finally, we now have only a few days to wait for the first meeting of Chicago’s first-ever publicly elected Board of Education. Our brand new 21-member Board of Ed is about to ...