Chicago Public Schools' Back-to-School Bashes kick off in Back of the Yards
Chicago Public Schools kicked off their annual Back-to-School Bashes on Friday.
School of the Art Institute will still work for ‘an inclusive campus’ after affirmative action ruling
The School of the Art Institute of Chicago will continue to push for diversity among its students in the wake of the recent U.S. Supreme Court decision striking down affirmative action policies.
Visiting an outdoor school to see educational, emotional benefits
Living in the city, many children aren't exposed to the lessons of the great outdoors, like hunting and fishing.
Sam’s Club offering new memberships to teachers at discounted rate
The problem of classroom funding is widespread and Sam’s Club is looking to ease the burden for educators across the country with 60% off a new membership.
Four ways to approach paying off your student loans
Best-selling author Dr. John Delony dishes out helpful advice for paying off your student loans.
4-day school week gaining steam
A new trend in education is starting to grow in popularity.
Biden admin cancels $39B in student loan debt for 800,000-plus borrowers
The administration says the new round of student loan forgiveness address “historical inaccuracies" in counting payments that qualify toward income-driven repayment plans.
Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum hosts educational Summer Nature Fest
Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum President and CEO Erin Amico previews their engaging and education Summer Nature Fest.
Chicago Football Classic, career fair to shine light on HBCUs
The Chicago Football Classic is back and will offer high school students a chance to see parts of the HBCU experience this September.
'SAVE' plan: What to know about Biden's alternate approach to cut student loan debt
Under the SAVE plan, the typical student loan borrower would save about $1,000 a month, the president said.
Target, Walmart announce back-to-school deals for teachers, students
Back-to-school deals are back for teachers and students.
New Illinois law requires adults in schools to report sexual abuse
Sexual abuse goes heavily unreported due to the sensitive nature of the topic. Faith's Law now requires adults that work in schools to report any evidence of sexual misconduct. Educators undergo training to know what to look for such as grooming tactics. Data shows that 1 in 10 children will be sexually abused by an educator or staff member.
Student loan repayments set to resume soon
Student loan repayment will begin again after a three year hiatus. Many we hopeful that some of their debt would be canceled, but the Biden administration's plan was struck down. Finance professor Dan Roccato has some tips for when payment resumes at the end of this summer.
Chicago leaders condemn alleged discrimination against Black CPS principals
Chicago leaders gathered downtown on Thursday to speak out against Chicago Public Schools' allege discrimination against Black principals.
Chicago leaders condemn alleged discrimination against Black CPS principals
Chicago leaders gathered downtown on Thursday to speak out against Chicago Public Schools' allege discrimination against Black principals.
Johnson appoints new Chicago school board president, 5 new members
Mayor Brandon Johnson announced his pick for Chicago Board of Education president and appointed several new members Wednesday.
Mayor Johnson appoints new Board of Education
Brandon Johnson replaced all but one member of the Chicago Board of Education. He appointed a new president and five other board members. They will begin their terms on July 18.
Biden offers alternative student debt relief plan following Supreme Court ruling
President Joe Biden is offering an alternative student debt plan designed to ease borrowers’ threat of default if they fall behind on their payments.
Student loan forgiveness struck down: Here's what that means for you
The Supreme Court has ruled the Biden administration overstepped its authority in trying to cancel or reduce student loan debt, effectively killing the $400 billion plan.
Chicago religious leaders decry Supreme Court's affirmative action decision
Some Chicago religious leaders are blasting the Supreme Court's decision on affirmative action.