A Chicago alderman and other advocates are asking the Chicago Board of Education to reschedule Friday’s special meeting to address CEO Pedro Martinez’s job status.
Eisenhower High School music teacher and band leader Justin Antos is a third-time finalist for the Grammy Music Educator Award.
The school announced Monday night that it will cut 11 undergraduate and graduate programs and eliminate up to 25 faculty positions.
College students seeking reward in a class-action lawsuit against several universities accused of tuition price-fixing, must submit their claims by Wednesday morning.
Several newly elected Chicago school board members and school principal groups are asking for more communication and transparency from the Chicago Teachers Union about ongoing contract negotiations.
The Manhattan District 114 lawsuit names former Superintendent Russell Ragon and former Human Resources Director Christine Ruddye.
Announcing a new round of appointments to the Chicago Board of Education Monday, Mayor Brandon Johnson named Sean Harden as the new president of the 21-member body to be seated in January.
Students from Chicago Public Schools performed at the All-City Performing Arts Program (ACPA) Fall – Winter Showcase in its 60th year. All students in grades 3rd – 12th rehearsed every Saturday during the fall semester. In December, they perform in a Winter Showcase at Jones College Prep.
Columbia College Chicago plans to cut 11 undergraduate and graduate programs and eliminate up to 25 faculty positions next academic year amid ongoing budget trouble and declining enrollment.
The River Forest Park Board deferred action on a deal with Dominican University allowing its softball team use of a public ballfield.