‘You Don’t Know What Tomorrow Is Going To Look Like:’ Reflections From The Class Of 2021
Meet four high school seniors from the Chicago area and listen as they share stories of a senior year like no other.
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Meet four high school seniors from the Chicago area and listen as they share stories of a senior year like no other.
WBEZ brings you a rundown of how Illinois schools will be affected by bills passed by state lawmakers as the legislative session ends.
Mayor Lori Lightfoot says the bill passed by the Illinois Senate Tuesday could hurt the school district’s ability to replace the outgoing CEO.
Known for its 100% college acceptance rate among seniors, Urban Prep staff say they are underpaid and face poor working conditions.
Providers say the pandemic exposed a vulnerable child care system. They say the economy can’t fully recover without support for parents.
CPS bought 170,000 laptops and iPads in the last year. Elated school staff wonder if the tech focus can be sustained.
As the media landscape continues to evolve, it can be difficult to tell the difference between fake news and legitimate reporting.
With the spike in anti-Asian hate, advocates hope a requirement to teach Asian American history will help combat violence and misinformation.
WBEZ breaks down the two competing bills in Springfield, who’s on what side and the odds of any legislation actually passing.
The Illinois State Board of Education passed a resolution Wednesday requiring “fully in-person learning” next school year, with limited exceptions.