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Chicago Public Schools' effort to remove school resource officers drew pushback from aldermen in private briefings
The Chicago Board of Education is slated to vote Thursday to remove police officers, known as school resource officers, from all Chicago Public Schools, NBC Chicago’s Mary Ann Ahern reports.
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Chicago Public Schools' effort to remove school resource officers drew pushback from aldermen in private briefings
The Chicago Board of Education is slated to vote Thursday to remove police officers, known as school resource officers, from all Chicago Public Schools. Newly obtained internal briefings reveal the pushback the district and Board received from aldermen and other lawmakers in closed door meetings to discuss the plan, which would take what was once a Local School Council decision...
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CPS pushes for transition away from selective enrollment as debate continues
Chicago Public Schools is continuing to push lawmakers for a transition away from selective enrollment as a debate on the contentious matter continues, NBC Chicago’s Mary Ann Ahern reports.
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Aldermen, lawmakers criticized Chicago Board of Education over selective enrollment
As the Chicago Board of Education looks to shift away from selective enrollment high schools, internal briefings obtained by NBC 5 Investigates show the Board’s effort to get lawmakers’ support for the plan – and the pushback they got in response. Political Reporter Mary Ann Ahern reports.
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Aldermen, lawmakers criticized Chicago Board of Education over selective enrollment in private briefings, newly obtained videos show
As the Chicago Board of Education looks to shift away from selective enrollment high schools, internal briefings obtained by NBC 5 Investigates show the Board’s effort to get lawmakers’ support for the plan – and the pushback they got in response.
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Chicago Public Schools cancels classes Tuesday due to extreme cold
Chicago Public Schools will cancel all classes and after-school activities for Tuesday due to continued extreme cold.
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Bitter Monday afternoon forecast
Iisha Scott has the latest forecast update for the Chicago area.
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$23M in CPS tech devices lost or stolen, new IG report finds
Chicago Public Schools Inspector General William Fletcher’s office found 77,000 laptops and other tech devices to be lost or stolen. “We’re looking at fraud, waste, misconduct,” he said. NBC 5’s Mary Ann Ahern reports.
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$23M in CPS tech devices lost or stolen, new inspector general report finds
What happened to $23 million worth of tech devices at Chicago Public Schools?
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Chicago Public Schools' Board of Ed passes plan that could impact selective enrollment
Chicago’s Board of Education approved a resolution Thursday that could impact how school choice in Chicago Public Schools works, potentially creating a major impact on selective enrollment.
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Board of Education considers change to CPS school choice
The change in policy, expected to be approved in 2024, could eliminate the opportunity for students to test into one of CPS’s selective high schools. Lisa Chavarria has more.
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Could CPS' school choice change? Board of Ed considers plan that could impact selective enrollment
The change in policy, expected to be approved in 2024, could eliminate the opportunity for students to test into one of CPS’s selective high schools.
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CPS considers changing school choice policy, creating new 5-year plan
Chicago Public Schools is weighing a major change to the way it does enrollment.
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CPS considering changing school choice policy, creating new 5-year plan
Chicago Public Schools is considering a major change, and a new 5-year strategic plan, that would specifically impact selective enrollment, NBC Chicago’s Lexi Sutter reports.
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Do Chicago Public Schools hold class on Columbus Day, or Indigenous People's Day?
Monday, October 9, is the federal holiday of Columbus Day, which means banks are closed, the United States Post Office does not deliver mail, and more. But what about schools?
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Chicago police say shooting likely originated inside White Sox stadium
Chicago Police now say a shooting Friday night at the White Sox game that injured two people more likely originated inside the stadium, but that matter remains under investigation.
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CPS, accused of improperly restraining students, says its in compliance with mandate to train staff
Chicago Public Schools – accused by the state of improperly restraining its students – says it is now in compliance with a state mandate to train additional teachers and staff in the areas of de-escalation and proper restraint techniques.
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CPS grows its own talent through Teacher Residency Program
Teacher shortages are making headlines nationwide, and Chicago Public Schools is spearheading a new program to help address those issues.
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CPS grows its own talent through Teacher Residency Program
Teacher shortages are making headlines nationwide, and Chicago Public Schools is spearheading a new program to help address those issues. Lexi Sutter has the story.
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Chicago Public Schools braces for heat wave as classes begin
Chicago Public Schools started its new year Monday, just ahead of a potentially dangerous heat wave hitting the city. Patrick Fazio reports on how the district is bracing for the hot temperatures.