Board meeting showdown: Chicago Public Schools CEO can keep his job for now
Chicago Public Schools CEO Pedro Martinez will keep his job for now. The seven-member Chicago Board of Education did not vote on terminating his employment. THis comes after tremendous pressure campaigns both for and against him.
Noble Schools, Chicago’s largest public charter school network, announced Tuesday that current Chief Schools Officer Brenda ...
The Chicago Board of Education’s five-year plan includes redefining student success and ending school ranking based on ...
The demonstrations came as approximately $200 billion federal COVID relief funding is coming to an end nationwide.
The long-simmering standoff between City Hall and Chicago Public Schools leadership that just blew up in the public eye ...
Most of the increase officials have seen recently is in grades K-5, which saw a 2 percent increase compared to the start of ...
Chicago Public Schools on Wednesday voted unanimously to pass a 5-year strategic plan that vows a "renewed focus on ...
Chicago public school officials told teachers to give migrant students a passing grade and move them to the next grade, even ...
The average age of a Chicago public school is 83 years and 70 schools have facilities built before 1900. It would cost $14.4 ...
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Multiple sources told ABC7 Chicago that Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson has told Chicago Public Schools CEO Pedro Martinez he ...
Chicago waited a long, long time for an elected school board. Given how the first round is going down, whether the city gets ...
Chicago projects that it will have to pay about $660 million toward teacher pensions in 2025. The district wants to ...
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