Liberty University sues Jerry Falwell Jr. for millions in damages after alleged sex scandal revealed
Liberty University is suing Jerry Falwell Jr. The school is seeking millions in damages after an acrimonious breakup with its former leader last year.
St. Joseph High School to close at end of school year
The pandemic has claimed plenty of restaurants salons and other businesses. Now, joining that list is a suburban high school where enrollment was plummeting.
St. Joseph High School to close at end of school year
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Waukegan middle school renamed for late Congressman John Lewis
With the support of five of its seven board members, Thomas Jefferson Middle School in Waukegan will be renamed John Lewis Middle School, effective July 1st.
Parents, guardians welcome back teachers at Walter Payton College Prep
Parents and guardians gathered outside of Walter Payton College Prep high school to welcome back the faculty.
Parents, guardians welcome back teachers at Walter Payton College Prep
Parents and guardians gathered outside of Walter Payton College Prep high school to welcome back the faculty.
CTU members vote to stay remote if high school reopening deal isn't reached
The Chicago Teachers Union says if there isn't a deal by mid-week with Chicago Public Schools on high schools, teachers will stay home even if students do come back.
CTU members vote to stay remote if high school reopening deal isn't reached
The Chicago Teachers Union says if there isn't a deal by mid-week with Chicago Public Schools on high schools, teachers will stay home even if students do come back.
Suburban volunteers build desks for students learning remotely
Remote learning can be hard, especially if you don't have a dedicated place in the house for your school supplies. That's why volunteers in suburban Chicago built desks for students this weekend.
School board candidate slams Illinois district's curriculum on White supremacy
An Illinois mother of two is fighting back against the local school district’s curriculum, arguing that it teaches children they "can’t get ahead" due to White supremacy.
Flossmoor teacher receives prestigious 'National LifeChanger of the Year' award
Amy Sizemore, special education teacher at Serena Hills Elementary School, talks about being recognized for going above and beyond for her students.
University of Notre Dame to require all students to be COVID-19 vaccinated for 2021-2022 school year
The University of Notre Dame will require all students to be fully vaccinated as a condition of enrollment for the 2021-2022 academic year.
CTU wants reopening of high schools delayed one week
The Chicago Teachers Union, citing COVID-19 concerns, wants the school district to delay by one week the tentative April 19 re-opening of high schools for in-person learning.
Batavia art teacher pens book to help kids express their creativity
Theresa Fontana, a Batavia art teacher and author, talks about lessons from her new book, 'The Secret To Being Creative.'
Warren Township High School faces cuts if tax referendum fails
If you talk to administrators at Warren Township High School, the stakes for Tuesday's referendum could not be higher.
College admissions take on different look during the pandemic
Sara Harberson, college counselor and author, talks about lessons to be learned from her new book, "Soundbite: The Admissions Secret that Gets You Into College and Beyond."
$10M grant to benefit North Central College, 3 other local institutions
North Central College President Troy D. Hammond talks about their collaboration among Valparaiso University, the University of Evansville, and Drake University that has received a total of $10 million in grant funding from Lilly Endowment Inc.
University of Illinois says in-person learning to resume this fall
The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign is forging ahead with in-person learning.
Reopening schools has become central campaign issue in suburban school board races
Ben Silver from the Citizen Advocacy Center talks about how the dynamics of reopening are impacting local school board races.
Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD teachers suspended after racist question about Asian Americans used on quiz
The quiz asked, “Which one of these Chinese norms is true?” It was followed by answers referring to etiquette in a restaurant, punishment for children who steal candy and the consumption of certain animals.