As CPS struggles with school bus challenges, parents claim they're facing heavy commutes
A group of parents is ratcheting up the pressure on Chicago Public Schools to provide their children with bus transportation to school.
As CPS struggles with school bus challenges, parents claim they're facing heavy commutes
A group of parents is ratcheting up the pressure on Chicago Public Schools to provide their children with bus transportation to school.
CPS receives grant to create more diverse campuses
A half-million dollar grant is coming to Chicago Public Schools to create more diverse campuses
Marian Catholic High School students give back with Day of Service
The Day of Service at Marian Catholic High School is spent beautifying the school and the community around it.
Marian Catholic High School celebrates day of service
Students in suburban Chicago Heights are spending their day devoted to service. Some students are volunteering at nearby soup kitchens while others are preparing lunches that will be delivered to Our Lady of Angels, local police officers and firefighters.
Marian Catholic High School students give back with day of service
High schoolers at Marian Catholic are giving back to their community with a day of service. Students will be working with several non-profits in the Chicago area to support the unhoused population, abandoned animals and much more. One group of students is preparing meals for first responders.
Pritzker signs executive order to streamline early childhood education in Illinois
Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker says early childhood education in Illinois needs improvement.
Pritzker signs executive order to streamline early childhood education in Illinois
On Tuesday, Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker discussed a proposal to bring all aspects of the state's early childhood education programs under a single roof – instead of its current set-up with multiple agencies taking care of different aspects of it.
City's brightest students interviewed by top colleges for Chicago Scholars
Chicago students are doing the pitch of their lives at Navy Pier on Tuesday, interviewing with top universities and colleges from around the country. The students are so impressive that scholarships are often offered on the spot.
City's brightest students interviewed by top colleges for Chicago Scholars
Chicago students are doing the pitch of their lives at Navy Pier on Tuesday, interviewing with top universities and colleges from around the country.
Navy Pier hosts Chicago Scholars event for prospective college students Tuesday
Some hard-working Chicago high school seniors are being interviewed for colleges today at Navy Pier.
Suburban school district transforms six schools into pumpkin patches
Some suburban students got a fall surprise Friday!
Chicago professor apologizes for calling Israelis 'pigs' and 'savages'
An associate professor of climate science at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago apologized Wednesday for calling Israelis "pigs" and "savages."
Amundsen Vikings get hype ahead of Lane Tech faceoff
This Orange Friday Fox 32's Joanie Lum joined Amundsen High School on Chicago's North Side as they get ready to take on Lane Tech. Spirits are high and the players are confident in each other and their hard work going into tonight's game.
CPS reschedules high school admissions test
Chicago Public Schools’ high school admissions test has been rescheduled for late October and early November after technical difficulties with the testing platform forced delays earlier this month.
Winnie the Pooh slasher flick shown to Florida fourth graders sparks backlash from parents: 'Careless'
Florida charter school students and parents were upset after their math teacher showed the class the slasher flick "Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey."
Italian Heritage Month showcases special book collection at suburban libraries
A special collection of books is being showcased at area libraries this month.
College offers students a career in Halloween
Halloween is now just two weeks away, and a university in Florida is preparing its students to make a career out of the holiday.
US companies increasingly eliminate college degrees as requirement amid 'out-of-control' school costs
"If you are going to work for a tech company, what's more important? A college degree or practical experience that you can code," one entrepreneur said.
Some schools embracing artificial intelligence to help teach
Across the country, we've heard the concerns about students using artificial intelligence to cheat on their assignments. But some schools are embracing the technology.