Forrest Claypool

Dan Jorndt, a 1959 Amundsen alum, and his wife Pat have given millions to the Lincoln Square school.

Mayor Rahm Emanuel announced Friday that the school year will finish as normal on June 20.

School will end 20 days early unless more money is found, Chicago Public Schools officials said.

Majority-Latino schools had been slammed twice as hard as majority-white schools by cuts, report found.

In some classrooms, as many as a third of the students have been absent from school due to fears.

A merger between the two schools could occur by the 2018-19 school year.

CPS officials cut $46M from schools across the city as they scrambled to help fill a $215M budget hole.

Dirksen Elementary School and Taft High School were among the schools hit hardest.

LaSalle Language Academy took the biggest hit north of North Avenue — 1.34 percent of its budget.

Here's a school-by-school breakdown of the midyear cuts announced Monday.

Another $5 million set aside for training and $18 million earmarked for charters will also be frozen.

More cuts could be on the way after Gov. Bruce Rauner vetoed $215 million CPS had been counting on.

Mayor Rahm Emanuel said the schools CEO has his "complete confidence" despite the union vote.

Gov. Bruce Rauner signed the measure Monday morning.

A look back on the year in Chicago politics: from police overhauls to yet another indicted alderman.