State law now calls for Chicago Public Schools to be run by a CEO. Smith is pushing for CPS to be led by a superintendent.

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — New York City public school students won’t head to campus on Wednesday during a mid-week day off for a ...

schools, places of worship and health care facilities. The ICE guidance had been in place since 2011. Indeed, immigrants have long used churches in Chicago to seek refuge. The movement dates back to ...

As an extreme cold warning with wind chills of -30 degrees descend across the Chicago area, more than 100 schools, colleges, daycares and even some businesses and local governments have announced ...

More than a dozen Chicago-area schools have already announced closures or switches to e-learning for Tuesday as a cold weather advisory for much of Northeastern Illinois and Northwest Indiana ...

Dozens of schools across the Chicago area will be closed or under an e-learning plan Tuesday as dangerously cold wind chills are expected to worsen across the region. How can you check if your child’s ...

Isaac Reichman, Director of Corporate Communications at Choose Chicago, joins Jon Hansen on Your Money Matters. Issac talks about the release of their 2025 convention calendar. Plus, they talk about ...

CPS, the third-largest public school district in the country ... and doesn't account for the cost of a future contract with the Chicago Teachers Union, which is still being negotiated as of ...

CHICAGO — The new elected Chicago Public School board members were officially sworn in Wednesday. The new 21-member board is made up of 10 elected members and 11 appointed members, which is 14 ...

Chicago Public Schools on Monday, Jan. 20 are closed, according to CPS' 2024-25 calendar. According to CPS' calendar Tuesday, Jan. 21 will also see closures as it is listed as a "school ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- Chicago Public Schools officially has new leadership. The district's 21-person hybrid board was sworn-in during a historic and exciting meeting Wednesday morning. Eleven of the ...

As Chicago Public Schools continues contract talks with its teachers union, a pressing question looms: How will the district pay for a new contract — and rein in ballooning budget deficits? Money from ...