Following Aspira’s financial problems, the Chicago Board of Education on Thursday revoked the operator’s charter, a dramatic ...
Chicago Public Schools said Friday it will ask the school board to revoke the troubled ASPIRA network’s charter due to ...
Mandated reporter training often tells clinicians to report first and ask questions later. But support—not surveillance—is ...
SAN ANTONIO – Many CPS Energy customers are reporting higher-than-expected energy bills this month, even for those who say they conserved energy or weren’t even home. More than 1,500 people told KSAT ...
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We understand the frustration behind the recent op-ed describing a parent’s experience with her child’s report card. No family should feel blindsided about a student’s academic needs, and schools must ...
Update at 7 a.m. on Monday, January 26: CPS Energy has restored power to over 1,000 people who were experiencing outages on Monday, January 26. As of 7 a.m., about 238 people are currently without ...
CHICAGO (WLS) -- Absenteeism increased dramatically not only at Chicago Public Schools, but school districts around the country following the COVID-19 pandemic. A new University of Chicago study has ...
Chicago Public Schools’ watchdog released its annual report Wednesday, detailing dozens of the more than 1,200 complaints it received between July 2024 and June 2025. The report addressed accusations ...
Jeramie Bizzle is a web producer for CBS Chicago. Jeramie began working with CBS Chicago as an intern in 2017 and returned as a full-time Web Producer in 2021. He has previously written for the Austin ...
Chicago Public Schools' Office of Inspector General released its annual report Wednesday, with a large portion devoted to what the inspector general called "pervasive" and widespread allegations of ...
A child advocate and a former CPS student urged the Chicago Board of Education this week to "do better" when it comes to costly settlements involving teacher sexual misconduct. Tania Haigh, the ...
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