Chicago school board approves nearly $4 million in legal settlements
The school board voted to approve more than three dozen legal settlements, including $2.7 million for the family of a boy who was beaten by an adult in the bathroom of his elementary school and $800,000 to a Jane Doe who was sexually abused by the dean of students at her high school.
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Chicago Public Schools is relaunching a program to reel in dropoutsThe district rethought Back to Our Future after issues with recruitment and retention plagued the program, first launched ...
Good morning, Chicago. Primary elections were held last night in Chicago’s suburbs, and several well-known names were on the ...
In Chicago public schools that adopted a stock inhaler program, more students who used a stock inhaler for asthma symptoms ...
Secret service agents were mistakenly identified as ICE officers when attempting to enter an elementary school, creating a potentially stressful environment for education majors stationed in schools.
Gun violence, school closures — and now, deportation threats. Schools are no longer secure and welcoming spaces for students and families. Who will fight to change that?
A conservative advocacy group filed a legal challenge against Chicago Public Schools on Friday over an initiative to give ...
As many as seven Chicago-area schools had announced delays, closures or e-learning Tuesday due as a cold weather advisory ...
As Chicago Public Schools on Friday celebrated the launch of a plan intended to improve academic outcomes for Black students, a national group filed a complaint with the U.S. Department of ...
CBS Chicago highlights stories that celebrate the theme for Black History Month 2025: African Americans and labor.
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