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Illinois has regained access to $77 million in federal education funds after a judge’s order, ensuring continued support for schools across the state, ABC7 Chicago reports.
Chicago Public Schools plans to broaden access to grade acceleration, aiming to better support advanced learners and tailor education to student readiness, officials announced this week.
Chicago faces a stark mismatch in education resources as some schools operate at just 10% capacity. ProPublica explores the city’s ongoing reluctance to address under-enrollment in nearly empty schools.
Chicago schools chief is a finalist for Massachusetts’ top education post, signaling a potential leadership shift from the Midwest to the East Coast. The decision could impact education policy in both regions.
Chicago Parent’s 2025 guide spotlights the best Chicagoland schools, highlighting top public, private, and charter options. Discover where academic excellence meets community focus for your child’s success.
Under court pressure, federal agencies have reinstated key education research initiatives previously suspended. The move aims to support data-driven policies and improve educational outcomes nationwide.
The Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education has voted to appoint Pedro Martinez, current CEO of Chicago Public Schools, signaling a major leadership shift aimed at improving state education outcomes.
Immigration agents detained a Chicago man during a school drop-off, officials confirmed. The incident has raised concerns among community members and sparked calls for clarity on enforcement actions near schools.
Gov. JB Pritzker joined a bipartisan letter campaign urging federal officials to release billions in education funds currently delayed, highlighting the urgent need to support Illinois schools amid ongoing budget challenges.
A new report shows Illinois high school graduates with college degrees earn significantly higher wages, highlighting the lasting financial benefits of higher education, according to Chalkbeat.
Chicago Magazine’s latest feature, “Hard Lessons,” delves into the city’s complex challenges, from education to housing, highlighting tough realities and the urgent need for systemic change.
Chicago’s Chief Education Officer is set to leave the school district as CEO Pedro Martinez also prepares to exit. The transitions mark significant leadership changes for CPS, raising questions about the district’s future direction.
Chicago Public Schools officials clarified that the US Secret Service, not ICE agents, approached a South Side school, addressing concerns over immigration enforcement at the campus, ABC7 Chicago reports.
Numerous employees at the Chicago office of the U.S. Department of Education’s Office of Civil Rights have been laid off amid widespread federal budget cuts, raising concerns over civil rights enforcement nationwide, CBS News reports.
Chicago Public Schools’ second-in-command will depart in June, shortly after CPS CEO announced their exit. The leadership changes signal a major shift for the district’s administration, impacting future policies and operations.
The White House has launched an inquiry into a Chicago school program designed to support Black students, amid concerns over its implementation and impact. The investigation aims to ensure educational equity and accountability.
Chicago Public Schools faces a critical decision as it seeks to balance its budget: implement steep cuts or increase borrowing. The district weighs financial strain alongside the impact on students and staff.
Chicago Public Schools’ Black Student Success Plan is under investigation amid concerns over its Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) components. Critics question the plan’s impact and transparency, sparking heated debate.
Navigating the IEP process in Chicago Public Schools can be complex for families. This guide offers clear steps and resources to help parents advocate effectively for their child’s special education needs.
Chicago’s first new medical school in nearly a century aims to address the city’s growing physician shortage. The school focuses on training diverse doctors to serve underserved communities, officials say.