Harvey resident Lizzie Welch-Aguiniga says she gave up on schools being support systems for children by the time she was 13. The oldest of 11 children raised by a mother struggling with drug addiction, Welch-Aguiniga says she reported the regular mental, physical and sexual abuse she and her siblings faced to anyone who would listen. […]
A fundraising campaign now aims to help owner Danielle Moore open a coffee shop that will boost business for the West Town space.
The legislation, if passed, would allow community colleges to develop four-year baccalaureate programs in high-demand fields.
Eight of the nine schools in the district — all, but Clarendon Hills Middle School — have some type of work scheduled for the summer.
Education bills in the Indiana Statehouse drew scrutiny and controversy as the surviving bills head to the opposite chamber as the budget session reaches its halfway mark.
A Chicago non-profit received $25 million in funding Thursday to lead a previously discontinued violence-prevention program after the school board voted unanimously for its reinstatement.
The Chicago school board voted to keep open all of the seven schools slated for closure in the Acero Charter Network through the end of the 2025-26 school year.
The work of students from Markham, Country Club Hills and Hazel Crest was on display at a Black History Month Film Fest at Marcus Cinema.
Dillin Randolph and Elizabeth Dribin-Khoshaba, teachers at Niles West High School in Skokie, are 2025 Golden Apple finalists.
A 5-year-old girl has been missing since mid-February after she was picked up from school by her biological mother without her grandmother’s consent in the Austin neighborhood, Chicago police said.