Proviso Teachers strike set for March 4
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The Proviso Teachers Union, a council of the West Suburban Teachers Union, said it has made a final attempt to avoid a strike that is set for Friday.

Chicago teen earns $1 million in scholarships
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Through some very hard work, a Chicago teenager has earned a million dollars in scholarships. Stephen Christopher Thomas is a straight ?A? student who has been accepted into 12 colleges so far.

Illinois schools wouldn’t have to serve cheapest food possible under new bill

A new bill in Springfield would change the way Illinois school districts solicit food service contracts, allowing officials to negotiate for higher quality products amid complaints that many schools offer unhealthy food.

Health team wants to talk with people who felt sick after eating at Crystal Lake Montessori School

The McHenry County Health Department said that anyone who ate food at a Crystal Lake Montessori classroom event, or at a school-sponsored event, should fill out a confidential survey. The information is requested whether you felt ill, or felt fine.

Pope Francis meets with Loyola Chicago students over Zoom
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Aleja Sastoque Luna, Michael P. Murphy and Felipe Legarreta from Loyola University Chicago talk about their experience conversing with Pope Francis over Zoom on Thursday.

Evanston teachers push back against removal of mask requirements
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A group of Evanston teachers is rallying against making masks optional in schools on Monday, citing a surge of "unnecessary worry and anxiety."

Pope Francis meets with Loyola Chicago students over Zoom

We may all be sick of Zoom meetings, but students at Loyola University Chicago were thrilled about one on Thursday that had a divine touch.

Pope Francis meets with Loyola Chicago students over Zoom
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We may all be sick of Zoom meetings, but students at Loyola University Chicago were thrilled about one on Thursday that had a divine touch.

Illinois Senate GOP package aims to provide school curriculum to parents

“What information is taught to students, as well as how it is taught, has an impact not only on the educational success of students but the people they become in everyday society,” said State Senator Neil Anderson.