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CTU Praises Arbitrator’s Report on Contract Talks but Rejects Recommendations as Falling Short
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CTU Praises Arbitrator's Report on Contract Talks but Rejects Recommendations as Falling ShortIndependent Arbitrator Finds CPS Has More Money to Offer in Contract NegotiationsThe...
Stop School Fines as Punishment
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Lawmakers Push Bill to Stop Schools from Issuing Fines as PunishmentA New Effort to Prevent Unfair PracticesA bill to prevent Illinois schools from issuing...
Northwestern University Under Federal Investigation
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Northwestern University Under Federal Investigation for Response to Pro-Palestinian ProtestsDepartment of Education Launches Inquiry into Title VI ViolationsNorthwestern University is one of five schools...
Non-Citizen Parents Need a Chance to Advocate for Their Kids in CPS
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Mayor Johnson, Non-Citizen Parents Need a Chance to Advocate for Their Kids in CPS
A Voice for the Voiceless
This past November, over 800,000 Chicagoans cast...
Teenagers Ambushed in 2024 Shooting
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Suspect 'Ambushed Teenagers' in 2024 Shooting Outside Innovations High School, Judge SaysCharges and EvidenceTommie Coleman, 22, is charged with two counts of first-degree murder...
New CPS Board faces outgoing CEO in court
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New CPS Board Boosts Its Legal Tab as It Faces Outgoing CEO in CourtBoard Approves Increased Legal Fees for Ongoing LitigationIn a split decision,...
McDonald’s No Longer Requires Hispanic Heritage for Scholarships
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McDonald's No Longer Requires Hispanic Heritage for Hispanic College ScholarshipsMcDonald's Settles Lawsuit, Adapts HACER Scholarship ProgramTo settle a conservative group's discrimination lawsuit, McDonald's said...
Illinois Students on Nation’s Report Card
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Illinois Students' Performance on 'Nation's Report Card' in 2024Stagnant Scores for Fourth Graders, Improvements for Eighth GradersIllinois fourth-grade students' math and reading scores remained...
New President of CPS Education Board Accepts Voluntary Role
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New President of CPS Education Board Accepted the Voluntary Work Because 'Loves This City'A Passion for Education and ServiceSean Harden, the new president of...
Illinois Taxpayers are out more than $30 million on dropped project in Chicago’s South Loop
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Illinois Taxpayers are Out More Than $30 Million on Dropped Project in Chicago's South LoopSeven Years of Promises, $30 Million in Expenses, and a...
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