Chicago Board of Education

A recent approval from the Board of Education will allow a private school to fill the space.

The German International School of Chicago purchased Courtenay, one of 50 CPS schools closed in 2013.

A "devastating fire" set developers back, but it should welcome its first tenants June 1.

The 13,000-square-foot barn was approved Thursday for the school in Mount Greenwood.

Protesters at the Board of Education backed three aldermanic proposals to raise a total of $400 million.

A City Council committee voted to put a referendum on the ID card on the November ballot.

SEIU Healthcare Illinois and various college faculties committed to support the Chicago Teachers Union.

"It turned out to be pretty cool," said the man who worked to digitally restore the film.

The earliest teachers could walk out would be May 23, the Chicago Teachers Union said.

"We're gonna do our very best to avoid teacher layoffs," said CPS CEO Forrest Claypool.

CPS employees improperly used a card to get fridges, TVs and more tax-free, according to a report.

The former school building is the fifth former school building sold in the last three months.

Yet Mayor Rahm Emanuel defended the "goal" of principal training behind the $23 million deal she set up.

Ogden's Local School Council will vote Monday on the plan to combine the Near North Side campuses.

Half of the 12 Dyett High School hunger strikers came to City Hall on the 15th day of their protest.