LISTEN: Breaking The School-To-Prison Pipeline
A national teachers campaign argues that Black history curriculum in schools will stop the school-to-prison pipeline.
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‘Staggeringly High’ Need At Chicago’s High Schools That Re-Enroll Dropouts
One in 10 CPS high schoolers attend schools for dropouts. That number could grow as students emerge from the pandemic.
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LISTEN: Transforming Public Education
How can we reimagine Chicago’s education system to better serve young people?
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HBCUs Make Big Moves With Two High-Profile Hires And Historic Acquisition
Reset hears from HBCU grads in the Chicago area about their thoughts on the latest moves at Howard University and Delaware State University.
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Pritzker Makes Pandemic Child Care Policy Permanent
Governor Pritzker announces a new child care subsidy to help some low-income Illinois parents return to work.
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Parenting Teens Without The Turmoil
Teenage years can be a daunting time for both adolescents and parents. A new book has advice on how to make it less difficult.
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U.S. Catholic School Association Seeks To Rebound From A Grim Year
The organization overseeing Catholic schools in the United States had the biggest one-year enrollment drop since the 1970s.
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‘It Hurts’: Harper High School Closes For Good
The school, which garnered national attention when eight students were killed during the 2012 school year, was phased out for a new $80 million STEM school.
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Chicago Innovators: Embarc Wants To Equip Students For Success In College And Beyond
Embarc is a three-year program that provides learning opportunities to prepare low-income high school students for college and careers
