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Chicago Public Schools Announces New Chief for the Office of Student Protections and Title IX

“Elizabeth Mendoza Browne has an extensive history of leading efforts to prevent child abuse, investigate incidents, and develop policies and procedures to avoid such abuses,” said CPS CEO Pedro Martinez. #schools

Few schools have updates on their evaluations of Trump’s DEI executive order

Trump’s Jan. 20 executive order entitled “Ending Radical and Wasteful Government DEI Programs and Preferencing” announced the “termination of all discriminatory programs, including illegal DEI and ‘diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility’ (DEIA) mandates, policies, programs, preferences, and activities in the Federal Government, under whatever name they appear.” #dei

Rich Township High School District 227 Takes Part in 3rd Annual Investing In Our Future Scholarship Gala With UNCF February 21st

As a result of this project, students will receive scholarships to help fund their post-secondary education at a school of their choice. #scholarships

Chicago Public Schools Launches 2025 Annual School Food Survey

“We have intensified our efforts to engage with our students, to achieve the optimal balance between health and flavor,” said CPS CEO Pedro Martinez. “ By listening to the voices of our students, who are the most important members of our District, Nutrition Support Services can make informed adjustments to our meal offerings." #survey

Pritzker celebrates ‘report card,’ but lawmaker says there’s no reason to

Dabrowski said Illinois’ 8th grade students outperforming national averages in both reading and math on “the nation’s report card” is not the metric to be looking at. #reportcard

Vision 2030 Plan Details Education Leaders’ Priorities for Future-Focused Learning, Shared Accountability and Predictable Funding for K-12 Schools

In the public release of the plan at the organization’s Joint Annual Conference held in Chicago on November 22-24, the leaders of the five organizations stated, “We have to acknowledge that students learn best, and educators teach most effectively, when they feel safe and connected to one another and to their communities. #vision

City Colleges of Chicago and Northwestern University School of Professional Studies Sign Early Admissions Agreement to Support Transfer Students

"This partnership highlights SPS's dedication to working with City Colleges of Chicago to support adult learners.” #citycolleges

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

Metra, Pace, and CTA offering free rides for K-12 students on August 26

This is the third year in a row that Metra and Pace are offering free rides to students on the first day of classes. The CTA has traditionally offered free rides for elementary and high school students on the first day of public school in Chicago. #students

IL Freedom Caucus Calls Out Speaker Chris Welch for Blocking ‘Invest in Kids’ Legislation

The program has handed out nearly 50,000 scholarships since the program launched in the 2018-2019 school year. #investinkids

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