Browsing: Education
A new ranking reveals the best school districts in the Chicago metro area, highlighting top performers in academics and community resources. Families seeking quality education can now make more informed choices.
Chicago Public Schools have received a junk credit rating, raising concerns over funding and operations. The downgrade could impact borrowing costs and prompt urgent financial reforms in the district. What’s next for CPS?
Chicago teachers report that immigration enforcement near schools is causing fear among students and disrupting classes. Educators call for safer, more supportive environments to protect children’s well-being and focus on learning.
Loyola University Chicago expands its global outreach with a new program linking Chicago to Chiang Rai, Thailand. The initiative offers students unique cultural immersion and academic opportunities in Southeast Asia.
ICE activity in Lincoln Square prompted swift action from local residents and schools, mobilizing to protect children and neighbors. Community vigilance highlights concerns over enforcement presence.
Chicago Public Schools urgently requires an additional $1.6 billion from the state to deliver an adequate education, records reveal. The funding gap highlights growing concerns over resource shortfalls.
The US Department of Education has cut millions in funding to Chicago Public Schools’ Magnet Schools Assistance Program, raising concerns over the impact on specialized educational opportunities for students.
Chicago schools face significant layoffs as district leaders scramble to address a staggering $734 million budget deficit. The move aims to stabilize finances while sparking concern among educators and families.
ELA proficiency rates for Chicago elementary students have rebounded, showing notable gains after pandemic-related declines. The improvement signals progress in early literacy efforts across the district.
Federal agents detained a high school student in Little Village during a tense standoff with protesters, deploying tear gas to disperse the crowd, officials confirmed. The incident continues to draw community concern.
A growing share of Americans believe the U.S. higher education system is headed in the wrong direction, according to a new Pew Research Center survey. Concerns focus on rising costs, quality, and accessibility.
The Trump administration plans to withhold federal grants from schools in New York City, Chicago, and Fairfax County due to their policies allowing transgender students to use bathrooms aligning with their gender identity, NBC News reports.
Parents of an Illinois boy with autism fear that recent U.S. Department of Education budget cuts will hinder ongoing school investigations into special education services, raising concerns about support for children with disabilities.
Nucamp.co unveils the Top 10 Best Colleges in Chicago for Tech Enthusiasts in 2025. The list highlights institutions excelling in cutting-edge technology programs, innovation, and career prospects for aspiring tech professionals.
Mayor Brandon Johnson has proposed a multi-million-dollar funding boost for Chicago Public Schools, aiming to enhance educational resources and support student success across the district.
WBEZ Chicago breaks down the cost of college education across 10 local schools, revealing significant price variations. This guide helps prospective students navigate tuition, fees, and expenses in the Chicago area.
The British International School of Chicago, South Loop, has been ranked the #1 Best Private K-12 School in Chicago, according to Yahoo Finance. The school’s commitment to academic excellence and global education earned it top honors.
Detailed plans for a new school in Chicago’s Lake Shore East neighborhood have been unveiled, marking a significant development in local education infrastructure. The project aims to serve growing community needs.
CPS proposes aligning administrative offices with elected school board districts, sparking concerns over potential gerrymandering and diminished oversight. Community members and officials urge transparency in the process.
Chicago district officials urged the school board to save ChiArts while recommending the closure of EPIC Academy in 2026, citing performance and resource challenges, Chalkbeat reports.