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Chicago Public Schools Prepares for Aug. 24 Return With Expanded Special Education, Early Learning and Student Support Programs

CPS says both educators participated in district talent pipeline programs designed to help support employees moving into teaching positions. #cps #specialeducation

Pritzker, Bailey face campaign finance questions at state fair

GOP gubernatorial candidate Darren Bailey, who trails far behind Pritzker in fundraising, said Thursday Pritzker’s billionaire status can only help him so much. #centersquare #statefair #finance

Preston Announces $60,000 Literacy Grant for Organization in Illinois’ 16th District

The funding is part of more than $28 million in grants awarded through the Illinois Secretary of State to support libraries and literacy programs throughout the state. #funding #williepreston #literacy

14,000 Pounds of Food to Help South Suburban Families Recovering From Tornado Damage

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is donating approximately 14,000 pounds of food for the effort. Organizers say the distribution is intended to help households dealing with the financial and personal impact of storm damage. #food #tornado #suburbans

‘A Christmas Carol’ Youth Auditions Open By The Goodman Theatre’s 49th Annual Production

Auditioners will be seen on a first-come, first-served basis. No previous theater experience is required, and the casting call is open to young performers of all backgrounds and abilities. #goodmantheatre #christmascarol #auditions

Collin Corbett Criticizes Illinois Tollway Plan, Calls Record Toll Increase a ‘Backroom Political Deal’

Corbett said he supports maintaining and modernizing Illinois roads and bridges but questioned whether the scale and timing of the toll increases are justified. #tollway #collincorbett

Wallace “Gator” Bradley Seeks Compensation for Advocacy in Mark Maxson Wrongful Conviction Case

Bradley began advocating on Maxson’s behalf years before his release. Under a Feb. 8, 2013, “Urban Translator Agreement,” Bradley agreed to serve as a media, community and political liaison in efforts to help Maxson secure his freedom and pursue justice. #compensation #markmaxson #wallacegatorbradley

Chicago Public Schools Reminds Families of 2026-27 Back-to-School Dates

CPS Superintendent and CEO Dr. Macquline King said the district is prepared to welcome students and staff back for another year of learning. #cps #schools #families

Illinois Democrats Promote Back-to-School Tax Relief Amid Rising Costs for Families

According to the party, 45% of parents nationwide expect to take on debt to pay for back-to-school purchases this year. The release also cites rising prices for breakfast foods and notes that gasoline in Illinois continues to average more than $4.33 per gallon. #school #taxrelief #democrats

Illinois Freedom Caucus Criticizes Democrats Over Ethics as Ammons Investigation Begins

"Sending the most powerful speaker of the House in the country to prison apparently was not enough of a wakeup call for Illinois Democrats who are continuing the same abuse of power that got Madigan into trouble in the first place." #democrats #ethics #freedomcaucus

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