Chicago Public Schools

District-wide, more than 400 schools were hit with a total of nearly $100 million in budget cuts.

Four Pilsen schools will each lose more than $400,000 in funding, CPS announced.

CPS delivered annual budgets to neighborhood schools Monday. Find out how yours fared. 

Several other Far Northwest Side schools saw their budgets decrease, while some had increases.

Neighborhood schools will see $60 million in cuts, while charter schools see $30 million in gains.

Keith Lewis shared lessons he's learned since he bought Bookie's Paperbacks & More in Beverly on Jan. 2.

One teacher said Mayor Rahm Emanuel "is deeply embedded in Novocaine" and "doesn't feel the pain."

The petition has gathered nearly 800 signatures against Intrinsic's proposal to open in Lincoln Square.

Lane's LSC failed to agree on a new principal, has 90 days to make a decision before CPS steps in.

Teachers said they'd accept no raise, but wanted concessions on grading, testing and class size.

Routes serving museums also get a boost, while those with heavy student ridership are cut back.

Ald. Pat O'Connor said the gym and facilities are "falling apart" and "haven't been repaired in ages."

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

The school board abruptly pulled the question off its agenda as complaints grow.

Ald. Milly Santiago said education remains "very important," despite diminishing resources at CPS.