Chicago Public Schools and teachers union continue haggling over a new contract. What’s settled and what’s next?
After nearly nine months of bargaining, the Chicago Teachers Union and Chicago Public Schools have yet to settle a new, ...
Mayor Johnson, noncitizen parents need a chance to advocate for their kids in CPS
The law that created Chicago's elected school board also calls for a noncitizen advisory board, to let parents who can't vote ...
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Chicago Public Schools chief of safety and security Jadine Chou reflects on her 14-year tenure
Chou led the school district’s approach to safety and security through the closure of 50 schools in 2013, waves of youth ...
Chicago officials walk back claim repeated by gov that ICE raided school, reveal what really happened
Chicago officials admitted they confused Secret Service agents who showed up at an elementary school to investigate a threat ...
Businesses across Chicago area close, some CPS students stay home for 'a day without immigrants'
The national movement encouraged participants to skip work, school and refrain from shopping for one day. The initiative ...
CPS says ICE agents ‘showed up' at Chicago school, Secret Service says it was them
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents were seen at a Chicago school Friday afternoon, according to officials with ...
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CPS CEO Pedro Martinez returns to court for injunction hearing
Fired Chicago Public Schools Superintendent Pedro Martinez is seeking to maintain a temporary restraining order to prevent ...
Chicago's first hybrid elected school board meeting focuses on ICE, student safety
The first official elected Chicago school board meeting focused on protecting Chicago Public School students from ICE, and a ...
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Chicago Public Schools, teachers’ union turn to arbitrator to help reach new contract
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New CPS Board boosts its legal tab as it faces its outgoing CEO in court
The Chicago Board of Education voted on Thursday to increase what it can spend on legal fees as courtroom fight continues ...