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All Uptown Schools' Enrollments Down: What That Means For Staffs And Budget

Brenneman and Courtenay each lost 61 students, CPS said.

Back To School News For Uptown Students

Chicago Public Schools welcome students back to school Tuesday.

Courtenay Loses 10 Positions In CPS Staff Cuts

McCutcheon Elementary School and Brenneman Elementary School each lost two positions due to the cuts.

McCutcheon 5th-Graders Address Politicians, Community About School Funding

The presentation will be from 9:30 a.m.-11 a.m. Wednesday at the school at 4865 N. Sheridan Road.

11 CPS Principals Say 'We're Not Crying Wolf' On Budget Crisis

"My teachers are super, but they're not super-human," one North Side principal said Wednesday evening.

McCutcheon Students All Receive New Winter Coats

Operation Love-a-Child donated about 350 coats to the students Tuesday afternoon.

McCutcheon Principal Talks Surviving Special Ed Cuts and High CPS Ratings

McCutcheon Elementary was able to save four special education positions by appealing CPS's decision.

Two Uptown Schools Receive Top CPS Rating

John T. McCutcheon Elementary School and Joseph Brennemann Elementary School were given a Level 1+.

Uptown Schools Band Together to Paint Walls Ahead of First Day

Volunteers and staff from both McCutcheon and Goudy schools teamed up to paint the buildings.

Hit Hard With Cuts, Uptown Elementary Gets Help From Elected Officials

McCutcheon was looking at combining different grades into one classroom, Ald. Cappleman (46th) said.

Uptown CPS Schools Brace For $1.09 Million in Budget Cuts

Hit the hardest was McCutcheon Elementary School, losing more than $600,000, a 20.66 percent decrease.

Uptown Elementary School Adopted by Chicago Bulls Will Receive Benefits

McCutcheon Elementary School celebrated with an assembly featuring current players and Benny the Bull.

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