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CPS Wants Local Community, Faith Groups in on Mentoring
The district wants groups familiar with the South and West Side schools targeted kids come from, and a proven track record.
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CTA Service Reductions Affect CPS Students
CTA cutbacks are affecting some Chicago public high school students.
Posted on 2.8.2010 by
Jennifer Lacey
Election Day is a Civics Lesson at UNO Schools
A pizza party and a day out of uniform are incentives for little voters to turn out big.
Posted on 2.2.2010 by
Linda Lutton
Daley Appoints New Board of Education Member Likely to Replace Michael Scott
Chicago Mayor Daley names Michael Scott's likely replacement as school board president.
Posted on 1.28.2010 by
City Room
Why Parents Fight to Keep “Failing” Schools Open
To many, schools mean much more than test scores and performance ratings.
Posted on 1.28.2010 by
Linda Lutton
$100,000 to Investigate Board of Ed Spending
For $295 an hour, lawyers are helping Chicago Public Schools figure out if board members abused credit cards.
Posted on 1.27.2010 by
Linda Lutton
Unfiltered: Chicago Board of Education Monthly Meeting, January 27, 2010
January 27, 2010 125 S. Clark
Posted on 1.27.2010 by
Linda Lutton
Mentoring Progam Aims to Help CPS Girls
The League of Black Women is behind the efforts.
Posted on 1.26.2010 by
Natalie Moore
Study: Girls Learn Math Anxiety from Teachers
New research led by a University of Chicago psychologist shows that anxiety about math can pass from female teacher to female student.
Posted on 1.25.2010 by
Gabriel Spitzer
Daley Says School Closings Are Necessary
Daley responds to school closing criticism.
Posted on 1.20.2010 by
Susie An
Education Reporter Linda Lutton Talks School Closings with Host Melba Lara
Some 5,400 students will be affected by the proposed closings, and hundreds of teachers will lose their jobs.
Posted on 1.19.2010 by
Linda Lutton
Teachers to Fight School Closings
The CTU and a separate faction of the union, CORE, both vow to fight closings and staff dismissals.
Posted on 1.19.2010 by
Linda Lutton
Illinois Submitting Application to get Millions for Education
Illnois schools have gotten billions in federal stimulus funds. They're hoping to capture even more in a competition between states and school districts.
Posted on 1.19.2010 by
Linda Lutton
Chicago Announces More School Closings
Huberman continues controversial plan to fix failing schools.
Posted on 1.19.2010 by
Linda Lutton
Illinois Races for Federal Education Funds
Illinois is among around 40 states competing for Race to the Top funds.
Posted on 1.19.2010 by
Linda Lutton
Not All Public University Leaders Taking Pay Cut, Survey Says
The median salary for public university leaders rose slightly.
Posted on 1.19.2010 by
Hunter Clauss
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