State officials have identified multiple special education violations at a Chicago charter school, raising concerns about compliance and student support, according to a recent Chalkbeat report. Investigations are ongoing.
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Illinois lawmakers ramp up efforts to increase state funding for public schools, aiming to address budget gaps and improve education quality. Advocates push for equitable resources amid growing demands.
Chicago schools will integrate AI tools into classroom instruction this fall, aiming to enhance personalized learning and support teachers, Anadolu Ajansı reports. The initiative marks a significant step in educational technology adoption.
Chicago Public Schools has announced three finalists for the next CEO, each bringing distinct experience in education leadership. The decision aims to steer the district through ongoing challenges and reforms.
The Chicago school board voted to close all ASPIRA charter schools, citing ongoing financial mismanagement and academic struggles. The move impacts hundreds of students across the city.
The Board of Education announced finalists for the Chicago Public Schools CEO position, including current interim CEO Dr. Macquline King, ABC7 Chicago reports. The new leader will shape the district’s future.
Texas AFT and a Chicago nonprofit have jointly filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Education, challenging unlawful public education funding cuts that they say harm schools and students nationwide.
Mississippi’s education reforms have sparked a remarkable turnaround, drawing national attention. The state’s success highlights glaring failures in Chicago’s leadership, underscoring stark contrasts in school performance and policy.
Jesse Jackson played a pivotal role in Chicago education, from leading protests against school segregation to championing the reopening of Dyett High School, advocating for equity and opportunity in the city’s public schools.
Amid concerns over school safety and education quality, more Chicago families are opting for homeschooling. The movement, dubbed “Free the kids,” reflects a growing desire for personalized learning and control over children’s education.
As Chicago kids return to school, key issues to watch include school safety, learning loss recovery, mental health support, district budgeting, and the rollout of new education policies, Chalkbeat reports.
Chicago Public Schools has declined student teachers from Moody Bible Institute, citing concerns over the college’s religious hiring practices, according to the Alliance Defending Freedom. The dispute raises questions on faith and employment policies.
ChiArts board opts not to renew contract with Chicago Public Schools, putting the future of Chicago High School for the Arts in jeopardy. Details emerge amid ongoing discussions with ABC7 Chicago.
A Chicago Public Schools charter faces insolvency by March, with most board members doubting its viability. The looming financial crisis raises questions about the school’s future and potential closure.
Chicago Public Schools’ special education staff cuts and frequent shuffling have left many students underserved, struggling to keep up. Advocates warn these changes deepen educational disparities, impacting vulnerable learners.
A New York City school leader is a finalist for Chicago Public Schools’ top job after Denver’s chief announced he will remain in his current role, WBEZ Chicago reports. The CPS board now weighs its leadership options.
Illinois after-school programs and parent services face uncertainty as lawsuits challenge Trump administration funding cuts. The legal battle leaves key community supports in limbo, impacting families statewide.
Excessive travel spending at Chicago Public Schools doubled post-pandemic, according to a report by the Office of the Inspector General. The surge raises concerns over budget oversight and resource allocation.
The University of Illinois Chicago has announced it will no longer consider race or gender in financial aid decisions and faculty hiring, marking a significant shift in its diversity policies, reports WBEZ Chicago.
As immigration agents increased patrols in Chicago this fall, local communities mobilized to ensure children reached school safely. Efforts included organized rides and neighborhood watch groups to protect vulnerable students.