Education

A final art project has culminated in tangible form for some south suburban students, as they unveiled their creative endeavors in a unique exhibition.

Formal contract negotiations began Monday between the Chicago Teachers Union and Chicago Public Schools.

This year, over $700,000 is allocated to South Side schools and educational institutions through the program.

The Museum of Contemporary Art is hosting a free event in the Little Village community to celebrate Dia del Nino (Day of the Children.) Local vendors and art workshops will be available at Saucedo Elementary School today from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

The teachers from Hinsdale South and Hinsdale Central high schools said the community, the students and the staff deserve better.

Northwestern University staff and students set up an encampment on the Evanston campus Thursday morning to show support for Palestine.

People looking for a career working with blind and visually impaired students are being given an incredible opportunity to get a head start. Thanks to federal grant funding, a new program at Northern Illinois University will put you on the path to success.

The Fenton School Board voted Wednesday to further along the process of finding an individual or law firm to conduct an independent review of its handling of sexual misconduct allegations. Nate Rodgers has the story.

A lot of high schools in the Chicago area offer auto shop. But at Lockport Township High School, they?re stepping on the gas when it comes to auto tech training.

Students at Bronzeville Classical are learning about cultivating a small business. Katrina Roddy founded Classroom to Career (C2C) to teach kids about entrepreneurship.