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Chicago court delays Emanuel's bid to put striking teachers back to work

Mayor Rahm Emanuel asked an Illinois court Monday to force Chicago school teachers back to work and end a weeklong strike he calls illegal, but the court won't issue a ruling until later this week.

Illinois schools worker who stole chicken wings gets 9 years: Reports

A former food service director at a school district in the Chicago area has been sentenced to... citing court records. USA TODAY contacted Gordon Food Services and the school district but...

Chicago Public Schools watchdog pushes for better CPS technology tracking system - National

Sign up for Chalkbeat Chicago’s free daily newsletter to keep up with the latest education news. The Chicago Public Schools inspector general is raising red flags about potential waste and fraud — particularly in areas where the district has spent more than $2 billion in federal COVID recovery money. In his annual report out Tuesday, CPS Inspector General Will Fletcher also outlined eight cases of substantiated sexual abuse of staff on students, and recommended more consistent training on sexual misconduct for vendors who provide services t ...

Chicago closed 50 schools in 2013. What happened next? - Chalkbeat

The largest mass closure of public schools in America changed lives. Here’s a look at that historic moment through the lens of one Chicago school: Henson Elementary.

Why some law schools are ditching the 'great' Chief Justice Marshall

Two law schools have dropped Chief Justice John Marshall's name, citing his ownership of slaves and some of his Supreme Court opinions about slavery.

Chicago Public Schools cancel classes for second straight day amid fight with teachers union

The Chicago Public Schools has canceled classes for a second day amid a fight between the teachers union who voted to make a switch to remote learning because of increasing coronavirus cases.

Chicago public schools cancel classes again in COVID-19 teacher walkout

Chicago Public Schools, the third-largest U.S. education district, canceled classes for a second day on Thursday amid a walkout by teachers demanding tougher COVID-19 protection measures, although...