Multiple injuries have been reported Monday in a shooting at a Christian school in Wisconsin, police said.
Category: Education
Stressed students at UIC can look to a new club inspired by a course on coping and resilience
Senior Kayla Daley is starting the Behavioral Health Student Alliance as a parting gift to UIC and students who may face struggles like hers.
S&P issues Chicago Board of Education a warning: Find revenue or ‘scale down’ operations to fund CTU contract
The global credit ratings firm S&P issues a warning: How the Board of Education opts to fund the CTU’s new contract will determine the financial health of the district for years to come.
Alderman calls for investigation into school board’s role in teachers union talks
A letter sent by an alderman to Illinois state authorities decries school board members alleged involvement in ongoing teachers negotiations and calls for an investigation.
Mealworm found on lunch room table in Dolton-Calumet City District 149
Dolton-Calumet City Elementary School District 149 informed parents a mealworm was found on a table where students were eating lunch.
What to know about tonight’s Chicago Board of Education meeting: CTU to rally before contract discussion
The Chicago Board of Education will meet Thursday evening. Follow live updates by Tribune education reporters for the latest developments on Acero school closures and the Chicago Teachers Union.
MVCC expands pantry, ability to foster students’ food security
A Northwestern Medicine grant helped Moraine Valley Community College expand resource for students experiencing food insecurity.
No response from Acero charter school leaders on planned school closures
Acero charter school leadership said nothing at a packed board meeting of parents, teachers, students and city officials asking them to keep open several schools slated for closure.
Oak Lawn Community High School plans $40M fieldhouse
A new $40 million sports complex at Oak Lawn Community High School will consolidate school and community athletic programs.
Training for newly-elected Board of Education members postponed without explanation
Several newly elected members expressed frustration Tuesday afternoon for the late notice and for not having the appropriate background to jump into high-stakes board meetings come January after training was abruptly postponed.