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Chicago Students Celebrate First-Ever Chi-Craft Graduation at Chicago State University

A panel discussion featuring leaders in the quantum sector also gave students exposure to professionals working in the rapidly evolving field. #graduation #students #university

CPS Board President Candidate Backs Decision to Keep May 1 as School Day

The decision comes as some have called for schools to close in recognition of May Day, also known as International Workers’ Day, a date historically associated with labor rights demonstrations and events, particularly in Chicago. #cps #school

Jessica Biggs Launches Campaign for Chicago Public Schools Board President

Jackson praised Biggs’ leadership and commitment to equity. “She is the leader who can bring us together,” Jackson said, citing Biggs’ work in education and community advocacy. #cps #campaign

Chicago Board of Education Honors 130 National Board Certified Teachers

Chicago Public Schools ranks third in the nation in total number of National Board Certified Teachers, with nearly 3,000 educators holding the credential. #education #teachers #certified

Chicago Public Schools Marks Black History Month with Districtwide Events

District officials said the events are part of a broader, year-long effort to uplift Black history and contributions throughout CPS schools. #blackhistorymonth #cps

Chicago Flips Red calls for audit after public schools report

Chicago Flips Red founder Zoe Leigh called for a forensic audit of Chicago Public Schools, the Chicago Teachers Union and the Chicago Board of Education. #

Chicago school board raises tax levy on families ‘at a breaking point’

Before the board voted, Chicago Public Schools Acting Chief Financial Officer Wally Stock said CPS ended fiscal year 2025 with a negative cash flow of $339 million, or $485 million worse than fiscal year 2024. #taxes #cps

Chicago council, ‘starting to legislate,’ sends $16.7 billion budget to mayor

The alternative budget also includes a roughly $1 billion sweep of tax-increment-financing dollars to Chicago Public Schools. #chicago #budget #thecentersquare

Chicago Ag Sciences High School Puts Boots-on-the-Ground Learning at the Center of Student Success

Students can pursue certifications in agriculture, veterinary science, construction, food handling, welding, drone operation, first aid, CPR and more. #agriculture #students

Chicago minority, low-income students struggling to make testing grade

At the high school level, just 32% of low-income 11th graders read at grade level and 17% proved to be competent in math. #tests #students

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