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As Chicago Public Schools students return to class, experts highlight back-to-school anxiety in kids. Awareness and support are key to easing the transition and promoting mental well-being, ABC7 Chicago reports.
Chicago Parent’s 2025 ranking highlights top school districts in the Chicago area, emphasizing academic excellence, safety, and community engagement. Suburban districts continue to lead in overall performance and resources.
Chicago Parent highlights the best special education schools in Chicagoland, offering top programs tailored to diverse learning needs. These institutions prioritize inclusive, supportive environments for student growth and success.
Illinois Governor, joined by 16 other state leaders, is demanding the release of $7 billion in withheld school funding. The coalition urges federal action to support education amid ongoing budget delays, Chalkbeat reports.
Theaster Gates’s The Land School officially opens on September 14 in Chicago, marking a new chapter in urban renewal and arts education. The project blends community engagement with innovative design.
CPS enrollment trends, recent Trump policies, and changes in special education funding are key issues shaping the upcoming Chicago school year. Stakeholders watch closely as impacts unfold in classrooms citywide.
The newly formed hybrid Chicago Board of Education has officially taken charge as elected and appointed members were sworn in, marking a historic shift in the city’s education governance, reported WTTW News.
The Trump administration has released $6 billion in education funding aimed at supporting schools nationwide. The move seeks to enhance resources and address pandemic-related challenges, ABC7 Chicago reports.
Illinois stands firm against federal pressure to roll back diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies, despite threats to withhold funding. The state emphasizes its commitment to DEI as a priority in education and government.
Chicago Public Schools’ latest changes aim to streamline special education services, but advocates warn of potential delays and resource gaps. The impact on students with disabilities remains a critical concern.
Chicago Public Schools faces a $734 million budget deficit, raising concerns over funding cuts and program impacts. WBEZ Chicago tracks the evolving financial crisis and responses from district officials.
An effort is underway to open a Jewish high school in Chicago amid rising antisemitism concerns. Advocates say the school will provide a safe, supportive environment for Jewish students in the city.
Illinois lawmakers have passed a new law guaranteeing access to public education for immigrant students, reinforcing the state’s commitment to inclusive and equitable learning opportunities.
Chicago Public Schools’ overhaul of its special education department has sparked concern among advocates, who worry the changes may disrupt services for vulnerable students, raising questions about the impact on support quality.
A gun was found at Whitney Young High School on Laflin Street in the West Loop on the first day back after summer break, Chicago Public Schools confirmed. Authorities are investigating the incident.
ABC7 Chicago provides a comprehensive and up-to-date list of school closings across the Chicago area. Stay informed on weather-related delays and safety alerts affecting local districts and schools.
A City Journal article warns New York against repeating Chicago’s education missteps, highlighting the need for reforms that prioritize student outcomes, accountability, and resource allocation to avoid systemic failure.
Chicago Public Schools announced cost-cutting measures this fall aimed at easing budget pressures. Families can expect changes impacting programs and services as the district adjusts spending to close gaps.
Federal education officials have launched a Title IX investigation into Chicago Public Schools and Illinois schools over concerns related to LGBTQ policies, raising questions about compliance with federal anti-discrimination laws.
Chicago adult education programs face uncertainty as the Trump administration withholds crucial federal funding. Community leaders warn this move threatens vital services for thousands of learners.




 
















