CPS Budget Cuts 2015

The latest set of cuts were announced by Chicago Public Schools officials a month after the last one.

Efforts to sell or donate the books, some never used, were unsuccessful, principal says.

Ravenswood Elementary has already appealed the loss of five special ed staff members cut by CPS.

A number of other Near West Side and Pilsen schools also face cuts to their special ed programs.

"And just like Jay Cutler you guys have a lot of work to redeem your reputation," a CPS critic said.

CPS budget hearing attendees said the district's opening itself up to a lawsuit over special ed funding.

In a letter to parents, a CPS administrator admitted the new bell times were not properly communicated.

Of 23 public schools in the area, five will see increases to their budgets. The rest will face cuts.

Have you ever been so mad you needed to use an Xzibit meme to express yourself?

The principal of the prestigious selective-enrollment high school wants to meet with top CPS leaders.

Eight West Lawn and Ashburn schools will see funding gains, according to Chicago Public Schools.

Of 11 Logan Square schools, only one will see a financial gain this year.

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