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Illinois Promotes One Click College Admit Month to Expand Access to Higher Education

Students who opt in to the program can receive college admission offers without completing traditional applications, writing essays, securing letters of recommendation, or paying application fees. #college #illinoiseducation

UChicago Study Finds Chicago Star Scholarship Boosts College Completion Without Limiting Four-Year Degrees

“When students have access to quality, affordable education close to home, they are more likely to succeed and earn the credentials that lead to stronger futures for themselves, their families, and our city.” #scholarships #college #uchicago

Attorneys review Chicago Teachers Union audits following congressional request

Attorneys review Chicago Teachers Union audits following congressional request (via The Center Square) – The Chicago Teachers Union says it has #ctu #teachers #audits

Report Finds Gaps in Illinois Early Childhood System Ahead of New Agency Launch

Researchers say the report is meant to serve as a baseline as the state transitions to the new Department of Early Childhood. #childhood #report

Few fireworks as Illinois GOP governor hopefuls share stage for first time

The fireworks were few and far between, with the candidates largely in alignment on their conservative visions for the state. #primaryelection #illinoisgop

Illinois Schools Show Progress Since Pandemic, But Gaps and Mental Health Struggles Remain

The biennial report, The State We’re In 2025, tracks 15 years of data on funding, enrollment, staffing, affordability, and student outcomes from early childhood through higher education. #mentalhealth

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