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Chicago Public Schools claimed a 1.2 percent increase from last year on first-day attendance.

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Students took part in boycott of classes to "support the schools, support the teachers."

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The alderman suggested using so-called "unmanned aerial vehicles'' to protect students.  

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Yet Mayor Rahm Emanuel said it can even be extended to "the whole city, not just Safe Passage routes."

Bucktown »

Mayor Rahm Emanuel said at least former CPS boss Jean-Claude Brizard appreciated his sense of humor.

Bronzeville »

No incidents were reported along Safe Passage routes as students returned to school.

Garfield Park »

Parents walked their kids to school a block from where a 14-year-old boy was shot dead Sunday.

West Town »

Students had plenty of company on their walks to several area schools Monday morning.

Woodlawn »

Officials and volunteers reported no problems for students walking from shuttered Ross Elementary.

Near West Side »

The 100-year-old school will open next week as Crane Preparatory Medical High School.

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Protesters gathered outside the Mayor's Office to call for a citywide boycott on Wednesday.

South Loop »

But Ald. Bob Fioretti bemoaned the lack of a South Loop neighborhood high school.

McKinley Park »

More students could be siphoned from public schools, leading to more CPS closings, activist said.

Logan Square »

Organizers are calling for a TIF redistribution, but a Logan Sqaure alderman says refund isn't likely.

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CPS said it has accepted requests for charter schools the same way for ten years.