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Grand Boulevard »

The 12 activists said they were feeling good as they started day two of their hunger strike.

Hyde Park »

Twelve people pushing for a district-run option have refused to eat until the plan is approved.

Grand Boulevard »

The last public hearing was moved to September on Friday, angering some with school proposals.

Washington Park »

Art teacher Amy Silverman said she was "on a mission" to get the school's 13 students proper support.

Kenwood »

The Kenwood art center said it would propose to CPS a contract school with an arts focus.

Kenwood »

More than 400 rallied in Kenwood behind education as the civil rights issue of today.

Downtown »

Ald. Will Burns urged protesters to submit their proposal to Chicago Public Schools.

Bronzeville »

Department of Education investigators met with Dyett supporters to investigate a civil rights complaint.

Bronzeville »

Protesters said Dyett students will no longer be forced to take gym as an online course.

Bronzeville »

Dyett High School supporters said they'd met with a sympathetic Mayor Rahm Emanuel, but nothing changed.

Downtown »

Dyett High School was scheduled to close at the end of the upcoming school year.

Kenwood »

Burns said the fuss scared off people he needed to hear, but those who stayed said he wasn't listening.

Downtown »

Ald. Will Burns dismissed it as "political theater," insisting he wants to keep Dyett High School open.

Bronzeville »

Dyett boosters chided Burns for failing to engage as the community made plans to save the school.

Downtown »

Ald. William Burns denied making a "backroom deal" to move another school into the building.