Chicago Public Schools

A mother in Bronzeville says her son has endured more than a year of bullying. This time, she says it escalated to the point where the 6-year-old was taken to the hospital. She also claims the school refused to let her view video of the incident. Now, some parents are speaking out in unity.

A community meeting taking place today in Avalon Park, days after a mother and her young son were attacked while they were walking home from school.

Lawmakers in DC want answers from the Chicago Teachers Union. They say members deserve a straight look at the books, and they’re now demanding the paperwork.

The U.S. House Education and Workforce Committee sent a letter Thursday to CTU President Stacy Davis Gates, asking the union to turn over financial audits from 2019 through 2024.

Chicago Public Schools kicked off their annual Back-to-School Bashes on Friday.

A former CPS student alleges in court documents that he was sexually abused for several years by a PE teacher at his elementary school. Now he is speaking out.

For the first time, a former CPS student, who is alleging abuse at the hands of a PE teacher, is speaking publicly.

The Illinois Comptroller is weighing in on an alarming report about CPS spending.

ChicagoLIVE begins with reaction to a new report from the Office of Inspector General detailing Chicago Public Schools’ travel spending. Illinois State Comptroller Susana Mendoza joins the show to share her concerns, calling for greater accountability and transparency within the district.

A new look inside the books by CPS's office of the Inspector General found repeated abuses in travel expense reports including questionable purchases even outright fraud

A new report from Chalkbeat shows attendance has dropped at many CPS schools with high numbers of Latino students and families. Reema Amin, who wrote the article, joins ChicagoNOW to discuss this report.