Illinois awarded $20M to begin transition to electric buses
The Illinois State Board of Education has been awarded nearly $20 million to begin transitioning to zero-emission buses.
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Final day to file claims in class-action lawsuit alleging tuition overcharging by top universities
College students seeking reward in a class-action lawsuit against several universities accused of tuition price-fixing, must submit their claims by Wednesday morning.
Newly improved student aid application released following last year’s technical woes
U.S. Department of Education officials have released next year's Free Application for Federal Student Aid, saying they've improved the process.
Outbreak at Lane Tech High School signals whooping cough back at pre-pandemic levels, city health officials say
Whooping cough outbreak at Lane Tech High School signals a strong return of the disease, according to the Chicago Department of Public Health.
UChicago releases report detailing outcomes of English language learners
The University of Chicago Consortium on School Research released a study Wednesday morning, detailing the outcomes of English language learners through, and following, high school.
After-school programs on the chopping block due to delayed funding disbursement
Several Chicago after-school programs are on the chopping block due to delayed federal grant funds.
School board pushes to keep Acero schools open, as CPS Chief Pedro Martinez’s job status remains unclear
Special Chicago Board of Education meeting addresses Acero charter school closures as Chicago Public Schools chief Pedro Martinez fights for his job.
CPS calls special board meeting over Acero charter school closures
The Chicago school board will convene for a special meeting to address the controversial closures of Acero charter schools, while district chief Pedro Martinez' fate is still unclear.
‘The community knew better’: How a trio of independent school board candidates topped their better-funded opponents
Independent school board candidates notched one victory and expected to win another two of 10 races in which voters cast ballots to elect Chicago Board of Education members.
After several turmoil-filled months, Brandon Johnson and CTU’s education agenda takes a hit
Chicago voters have rejected Mayor Brandon Johnson’s education agenda as only four of 10 candidates endorsed by the powerful teacher’s union will hold seats on the city's new hybrid Board...