CHICAGO (WLS) -- The first official elected Chicago school board meeting focused on protecting Chicago Public School students from ICE, and a plea from CPS CEO Pedro Martinez to undocumented parents.

CHICAGO (CBS) --The Chicago Teachers Union on Wednesday discussed their next steps in lengthy contract talks with Chicago Public Schools. CPS and CTU have begun fact-finding hearings this week, a ...

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Chicago Public Schools does not allow immigration officers into schools without a criminal warrant. Experts weigh in on how to talk to your children about the days ahead. With the threat by ...

Venezuelan migrant families walk to the first day of the school in August 2023. Manuel Martinez/WBEZ Share With the threat by President Donald Trump’s administration to target Chicago for mass ...

Some Chicago-area schools Wednesday will remain on e-learning schedules as another bitter cold morning is expected in Northeastern Illinois, but does that include Chicago Public Schools?

Chicago Public Schools: ICE agents not allowed in schools Additionally, Chicago Public Schools has been informing principals that ICE agents are not allowed in schools unless they have a signed ...

Schools and houses of worship were classified as off-limits. But now, just hours into Trump's second term, Chicago Public Schools teachers and religious leaders are preparing to protect their ...

In a Tuesday interview, Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson ... He added, "People can continue to go to work. They can go to school. They can use our public facilities without the fear of local police ...

so that the people of Chicago know their rights. And that's the part that's most important here. People can continue to go to work, they can go to school, they can use our public facilities ...