Debate continues over resource officers in Chicago Public Schools
A debate continues over whether resource officers should remain at Chicago Public Schools (CPS).
Chicago celebrates Crossing Guard Appreciation Month
Chicago Public Schools are recognizing the work of the city’s 700 school crossing guards and is inviting the public to nominate someone for Crossing Guard of the Year.
Mayor Johnson meets with CPS students during Lunch with a Leader
Chicago nonprofit, The Support Group hosted its annual Lunch with a Leader Tuesday.
Chicago schools celebrate recovery in student reading levels, outperforming national averages
Chicago public school officials are celebrating the findings of some new research that takes a look at student reading levels.
Chicago Public Schools faces demand for expanded transportation services
Parents within Chicago Public Schools are urging the district to reinstate transportation allowances until every student has access to a seat on the bus.
Dozens of CPS students rally Sunday for 'Green New Deal'
Dozens of Chicago Public School students are demanding a “Green New Deal."
Chicago Public Schools may have a later start next academic year
Chicago Public Schools may be starting late next fall.
CPS student killed, 2 others wounded in Edgewater shooting: 'No parent should have to bury their child'
One Chicago Public Schools student was killed, and two others were wounded in what police believe was a targeted shooting Wednesday afternoon in the city's Edgewater neighborhood.
CPS students stage walkout in support of Palestine
Chicago Public School students surrounded City Hall during a walkout in support of Palestine on Tuesday.
Loop shooting: New details arise after 2 CPS students killed in 'senseless act of violence'
Two Chicago Public School students were killed in a shooting as they exited the Innovations High School building in the Loop on Friday.
