The Chicago Board of Education has decided to wait to vote on a budget amendment for the Chicago Public Schools until a contract deal is reached between CPS and the Chicago Teachers Union.

That's because spring break started for many Illinois schools this week, including Chicago Public Schools, the state's largest school district. Chicago Public Schools spring break for 2025 began ...

Chicago Public Schools is close to a contract deal with the Chicago Teacher Union, CEO Pedro Martinez told top staff in an email Thursday morning. “Please have an update ready for the full Board ...

Twenty-one Chicago Public Schools properties, mostly school buildings, are up for sale, targeting buyers that will redevelop them. The properties have been vacant since 2013 when the nation’s ...

The Trump administration’s crackdown on immigration has led to a string of concerned reports from principals and parents to Chicago Public Schools officials, according to a review of internal ...

The U.S. Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights launched investigations into Chicago Public Schools, the Illinois State Board of Education and Deerfield Public Schools on March 20 for ...

While Chicago Public Schools has $139 million in new revenue to support the budget amendment, as a result of the city’s TIF surplus that went beyond what the district’s budget anticipated ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- The Chicago Public Schools Board of Education has delayed a major budget vote that will determine the future of public school funding for hundreds of thousands of students.

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson met with officials from the Chicago Public Schools and Chicago Teachers Union Wednesday, and afterward called for finding a compromise and avoiding a teachers' strike.

CPS says, while there is no way of verifying where the teens are coming from or even if they attend CPS, the district, said in a statement, "Chicago Public Schools values our partnership with all ...