Chicago Public Schools

The principals said it was their push against the proposed cuts that led to the extended appeal time.

Ald. Scott Waguespack said special-ed students "need more assistance, not less."

Approximately 70 special education positions would be cut to save $12 million, according to CPS.

The new ball diamond—a public/private partnership—is the North Side's first IHSA regulation-size field.

The moratorium would apply to both Chicago Public Schools and the Illinois State Board of Education.

Ogden's LSC approved further pursuit of a consolidation with the Cabrini-Green school.

The Chicago Board of Education has signed off on the plan, which would fund school modernization.

Lead activist Jitu Brown announced he and 11 others would begin eating solid food again.

Chicago officer, a parent, recruiting colleagues for voluntary patrol of school's perimeter.

Kathryn Anderson, Lane Tech assistant principal, joined the school's science department in 2007.

An assistant principal and an elementary school principal are being considered.

Activists called on Rahm Emanuel to meet with the strikers, who have gone 29 days without solid food.

About 70 less students than expected arrived to the first day of school Tuesday. 

Parents at the Edgebrook school worked for years to convince city officials to build an annex.

Nine of the 15 Dyett hunger strikers occupied the Chicago Public Schools lobby for more than an hour.