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Chicago Public Schools Celebrates the 2024 Holiday Season

“Seeing our school communities create thoughtful and inclusive holiday celebrations is a testament to the social-emotional learning taking place at CPS,” said CPS CEO Pedro Martinez. #cps

Chicago Public Schools Celebrates National School Lunch Week. Oct.14-18

"Students benefit from 274,000 free meals served daily through our school-based breakfast and lunch programs," said CPS CEO Pedro Martinez. #cps

Chicago Southside and Westside Faith Leaders Stand in Solidarity With CTU

Education is a sacred trust, and we recognize that teachers play a pivotal role in nurturing the minds and hearts of our future generations. #chicagofaith

Chicago Public Schools Welcomes Back Students for First Day of School Monday, August 26

“The first day of school is a wonderful time for students to reconnect with teachers and friends and explore the possibilities of the year ahead,” said Board President Shi. #school

Summer Meals Available for Chicago Public Schools Students

Students who participate in summer programs, or who live in the area served by the summer program, will be able to access free meals... #lunch #cps

This Summer CPS Corliss High School Students Will Document Chicago Transit History Being Made: The CTA’s Red Line Extension

Corliss is located in the Pullman community, which is part of the RLE project footprint. #corliss

Nearly 200 Teachers Join Chicago Public Schools After Completing Rigorous Teacher Residency Program

The CPS Teacher Residency is a full-time, paid, teacher training program that offers a pathway to teaching for professionals who wish to pursue a new career in education... #cps

Chicago Public Schools Hosts Annual Mental Health Summit at Malcolm X College

CPS has invested in additional staff, including counselors and social workers, to support students’ mental health and well-being. #mentalhealth

Illinois Lawmakers Lay Out their Plans to Fight Poverty

State Rep. La Shawn Ford, D-Chicago, explained some reasons for the increased poverty, which he said included a lack of support. #poverty

Report: Chicago Teachers’ Union President Sends Child to Private School

A report by Wirepoints showed that 53 schools do not have any students who can do math at their grade level and that at 30 schools, no student can read at grade level statewide. #ctu

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