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Chicago Public Schools, CPS
Weigh in on Chicago Public Schools arts education
Chicago Public Schools is hosting a series of roundtable discussions for the public to weigh in on the future of arts education. Why it matters: Research shows art education is as essential as subjects like math,
Chicago Public Schools Launch New Five-Year Plan Focused on Equity and Holistic Student Success
The Chicago Board of Education approves a new five-year CPS strategic plan focused on equity and holistic student success.
Explaining Chicago Public Schools: The buildings
The average age of a Chicago public school is 83 years and 70 schools have facilities built before 1900. It would cost $14.4 billion to update and repair all of Chicago’s public school buildings, and of that,
Chicago Public Schools focus on equity, redefining student success in new strategic plan
"This plan requires more of us to ensure that every student in every school in every community has access to a high-quality education that prepares them for college, family-sustaining careers, and to actively contribute to the civic life of thriving communities," said Elizabeth Todd-Breland, vice president of the Chicago Board of Education.
Jury awards $750,000 verdict against Chicago Public Schools on behalf of boy beaten with belts
Explaining Chicago Public Schools: The employees
The number of people directly employed by CPS has increased — growing to more than 41,000 this school year. However, not all of these positions are filled each year and often schools go with vacancies and long-term substitutes instead of full-time teachers.
‘It’s not who we are’: Jury awards Chicago student beaten at school with belts $750,000
By the time a federal jury delivered their verdict Wednesday evening, awarding Jomaury Champ’s family $750,000 in damages, the CPS student, who’s now 15, had long left the courtroom. On the last day of a civil trial focused on the beating he’d endured as a fourth-grade Tilton Elementary School student,
Jury awards $750,000 to family of boy beaten in Chicago Public School in 2018
The Chicago Board of Education was ordered to pay the family of Jo'maury Champ, who at 9 was beaten with leather belts by his teacher's friend inside a bathroom at George W. Tilton Elementary School in West Garfield Park.
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Chicago teachers say they’re being pressured to pass migrant children despite failing grades, huge language barrier
Teachers in Chicago Public Schools claim to have been pressured into giving passing grades to migrant students.
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Chicago inflating migrant grades is symptom of a 'much larger problem’ in schools: Paul Vallas
Former Chicago Public Schools CEO Paul Vallas shares his concerns with education in America after a report suggests Windy ...
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Chicago Board of Education unanimously approves new strategic plan for district schools
Parents, students, teachers and advocates filled dozens of seats in the auditorium at Chicago Public Schools’ downtown ...
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CPS CEO denies plans to close schools in response to CTU accusations
Citing an analysis CPS says it has shelved, the CTU said the school district’s CEO was assessing closing or consolidating up ...
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Chicago-area schools face wave of violent threats as new school year begins, leading to lockdowns and remote learning
Threats of violence have sparked chaos at dozens of schools in Chicago and its surrounding suburbs since the beginning of the ...
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Chicago Public School teachers allegedly told to pass migrant students regardless of grades: report
Some district administrators reportedly instructed several elementary school teachers to give migrant students passing grades ...
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Chicago schools reportedly instructed teachers to give migrants passing grades regardless of performance
Teachers for Chicago Public Schools were instructed to give passing grades to migrant students, regardless of academic performance, a new investigation found.
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CPS strategic plan gets mixed reviews, including 'relief' from charter schools
Mayor Brandon Johnson’s Board of Education unanimously approved the strategic plan during a special board meeting Wednesday ...
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