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ELECTION CENTRAL: Chicago ditched school ratings years ago, but 1 in 5 school board candidates want to bring them back
The three candidates for Chicago School Board president want CPS to remain a system of choice, but they diverge on whether the district should rate schools and how parents should weigh their options.
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Students believe school is haunted
A significant number of Morton East students believe their school is haunted, according to a recent student survey. In a random survey of 100 Morton East students, 35 students (35%) said they believe Morton East is haunted. According to ChatGPT, there is a legend at Morton’s auditorium that supposedly is...
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Teacher Stipends Five Months Overdue
Whether they create art for the community or represent a culture, Jones clubs offer a safe space for students with similar interests to bond. In order for these clubs to operate, a teacher is required to sponsor the club. These sponsors are supposed to receive a stipend typically within one to two months of school getting out. Five months later, they still have not received their stipends.
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For Chicago school board candidates, school closures are no longer off-limits
Data analysis by Thomas Wilburn Did you know search engines like Google are changing the way you see news? Keep Chalkbeat’s valuable education coverage at the top of your feeds by clicking here and checking the box next to our name. Pastor Michael Neal was leading a church service at Price Elementary in Chicago’s Bronzeville neighborhood in late 2011 when word spread among his congregation that the school would close at the end of that school year. Neal’s church had just started using the shrinking school’s gym to host services. He remembers the following months as a frantic “funeral march.” Staff scrambled to secure other jobs and clear out, leaving behind piles of desks and chairs in the hallways. “It created a big shadow — a pall over the whole building,” Neal said of the closure decision. The following year, another 50 Chicago elementary schools closed , the largest mass closures in the country. The move helped make shuttering schools a politically toxic topic that Chicago officials have avoided . But in this fall’s historic school board election , candidates are once again debating closures. About a dozen of the 45 candidates said they would support some closures as the
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Women at Logan Prison Make History Graduating From Northwestern University. Meet Some of the Class
Eighteen women from Logan Correctional Center recently celebrated earning their bachelor’s degrees from Northwestern University, marking a historic milestone. Wearing gowns and stoles representing their accomplishments, the graduates walked into a ceremony years in the making. For their families, it was a chance to watch their loved ones take the stage and celebrate earning college degrees while incarcerated.
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ETHS boys soccer: Kits kick No. 1 seed to sidelines
Game plans rarely work to perfection in Illinois High School Association postseason play. But practice makes perfect — and Tommy Gilroy’s perfect throw-in to James Nicolaou worked like magic for Evanston’s boys soccer team Tuesday night at the Class 3A DePaul Prep Sectional tournament. The two ETHS...
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North girls flag football wins state, ends season undefeated
On Oct. 18, the North girls varsity flag football team won the 2026 IHSA state finals and triumphed over Prospect High School 32-13. This moment was made even more special by the fact that this is just the third year flag football has been an IHSA-sanctioned sport, and the second year it has been an official sport at North.