CPS reports increased enrollment, academic progress
Chicago Public Schools is celebrating the academic progress and increased enrollment seen across the district this school year.
Chicago Public Schools is celebrating the academic progress and increased enrollment seen across the district this school year.
Chicago City Council questions CPS CEO on budget crisis, tensions with Mayor Johnson
There was a heated hearing at City Hall on Wednesday as council members questioned the head of Chicago Public Schools about the district's financial problems and his growing battle with Mayor Brandon Johnson.
There was a heated hearing at City Hall on Wednesday as council members questioned the head of Chicago Public Schools about the district's financial problems and his growing battle with Mayor Brandon Johnson.
Chicago City Council questions CPS CEO on budget crisis, tensions with Mayor Johnson
There was a heated hearing at City Hall on Wednesday as council members questioned the head of Chicago Public Schools about the district's financial problems and his growing battle with Mayor Brandon Johnson.
There was a heated hearing at City Hall on Wednesday as council members questioned the head of Chicago Public Schools about the district's financial problems and his growing battle with Mayor Brandon Johnson.
Chicago Teachers Union opposes closure of 7 Acero Charter Schools
The Chicago Teachers Union (CTU) is speaking out against the planned closure of seven schools within the Acero Charter School Network, a decision that will primarily impact Latino students.
The Chicago Teachers Union (CTU) is speaking out against the planned closure of seven schools within the Acero Charter School Network, a decision that will primarily impact Latino students.
Here are the best colleges in the US for 2025
Discover the best colleges and universities in the US for 2025, based on WalletHub's ranking that considers factors like student selectivity, career outcomes, and affordability.
Discover the best colleges and universities in the US for 2025, based on WalletHub's ranking that considers factors like student selectivity, career outcomes, and affordability.
University of Chicago professor wins Nobel Economics Prize
A University of Chicago professor was among three economists who were awarded the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics on Monday.
A University of Chicago professor was among three economists who were awarded the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics on Monday.
University of Chicago professor wins Nobel Prize
The Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Science was awarded to three researchers Monday, including one right here in Chicago. University of Chicago professor James A. Robinson's work focused on inequality.
The Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Science was awarded to three researchers Monday, including one right here in Chicago. University of Chicago professor James A. Robinson's work focused on inequality.
Chicago high school senior gets $5,000 surprise grant for exemplary service
Brother Rice High School focused on community service and academic achievement this Columbus Day.
Brother Rice High School focused on community service and academic achievement this Columbus Day.
Chicago student surprised with 'The Keith Award'
Brother Rice High School student Jay Jilek was surprised by his entire school with The Keith Award. The award honors a student-athlete who has made a difference in the lives of others.
Brother Rice High School student Jay Jilek was surprised by his entire school with The Keith Award. The award honors a student-athlete who has made a difference in the lives of others.
Hispanic Heritage Month: Organization pushing to boost Latinx teachers in classrooms
It's Hispanic Heritage Month and an education collaborative is raising awareness about the lack of Hispanic teachers in the U.S. Data shows less than 8% of teachers in America today identify as Hispanic. Edgar Palacios, president and CEO of the Latinx Education Collaborative, discusses how the organization is working to change that.
It's Hispanic Heritage Month and an education collaborative is raising awareness about the lack of Hispanic teachers in the U.S. Data shows less than 8% of teachers in America today identify as Hispanic. Edgar Palacios, president and CEO of the Latinx Education Collaborative, discusses how the organization is working to change that.
Acero to close 7 charter schools: 'Reckless plan'
Seven Acero Charter Schools are set to close next year following a vote by the Acero Charter School Board on Wednesday night.
Seven Acero Charter Schools are set to close next year following a vote by the Acero Charter School Board on Wednesday night.
'Reckless plan': CTU criticizes decision to close seven Acero Charter Schools
Seven Acero Charter Schools are set to close next year following a vote by the Acero Charter School Board on Wednesday night.
Seven Acero Charter Schools are set to close next year following a vote by the Acero Charter School Board on Wednesday night.
Here are some spooky math activities for kids
If math scares you, you've come to the right place.
If math scares you, you've come to the right place.
University of Virginia hit with civil rights complaint, accused of racial discrimination against Whites
The University of Virginia appears to have changed the website description of a mentoring program for BIPOC students after a civil rights complaint was filed with the U.S. Department of Education.
The University of Virginia appears to have changed the website description of a mentoring program for BIPOC students after a civil rights complaint was filed with the U.S. Department of Education.
'Thomas the Tank Engine' exhibit brings playful learning to Glenview
Kohl Children’s Museum in Glenview welcomed young visitors on Wednesday with the debut of its new exhibit, “Thomas & Friends: Explore the Rails.”
Kohl Children’s Museum in Glenview welcomed young visitors on Wednesday with the debut of its new exhibit, “Thomas & Friends: Explore the Rails.”
Financial burden, lack of respect driving Illinois teachers to quit, IEA survey finds
The Illinois Education Association (IEA) says most educators in the state are leaving their jobs due to financial issues, according to a statewide survey conducted by the organization.
The Illinois Education Association (IEA) says most educators in the state are leaving their jobs due to financial issues, according to a statewide survey conducted by the organization.
Financial burden, lack of respect driving Illinois teachers to quit, IEA survey finds
The Illinois Education Association (IEA) says most educators in the state are leaving their jobs due to financial issues, according to a statewide survey conducted by the organization.
The Illinois Education Association (IEA) says most educators in the state are leaving their jobs due to financial issues, according to a statewide survey conducted by the organization.
Chicago Jesuit Academy students explore career options at Jewel-Osco
Over 20 eighth grade boys from Chicago Jesuit Academy (CJA) recently experienced the inner workings of what it takes to run a grocery store.
Over 20 eighth grade boys from Chicago Jesuit Academy (CJA) recently experienced the inner workings of what it takes to run a grocery store.
What are the biggest challenges facing CPS? Expert weighs in
Joyce Kenner, former principal and CEO at Whitney Young High School, joined FOX 32's Paris Schutz to discuss the political turmoil at Chicago Public Schools.
Joyce Kenner, former principal and CEO at Whitney Young High School, joined FOX 32's Paris Schutz to discuss the political turmoil at Chicago Public Schools.
Chalkbeat, Block Club Chicago provide insight into CPS school board candidates
Reema Amin and Becky Vevea of Chalkbeat give us the lowdown on the candidates running for the Chicago School Board.
Reema Amin and Becky Vevea of Chalkbeat give us the lowdown on the candidates running for the Chicago School Board.