Illinois 12-year-old graduates from junior college, plans to pursue higher education
Benyamin Bamburac, a remarkable 12-year-old, graduated from Joliet Junior College on Friday.
Illinois 12-year-old graduates from junior college, plans to pursue higher education
Benyamin Bamburac, a remarkable 12-year-old, graduated from Joliet Junior College on Friday.
Career advice for Class of '23: Study shows new workers do better in the office
A new study shows in-person work is more beneficial for novice workers or those who are new to the company. The President's Coach Mitchell Creasey says these findings make sense, since it's easier to build a positive company environment when people are actually present.
Chicago Public Schools recognizes outstanding school crossing guards
Chicago Public Schools honored crossing guards on Thursday for Crossing Guard Appreciation Day, recognizing their vital role in ensuring the safety of students during their daily commutes.
Hoffman Estates student wins Illinois' Doodle for Google contest, advances to national competition
A talented middle school student from Hoffman Estates has won Illinois' Doodle for Google contest.
Illinois lawmakers take action to enhance school safety statewide
Illinois lawmakers from both sides of the aisle joined forces with police chiefs and education officials in Springfield on Thursday to address the pressing need for increased school safety measures.
Illinois lawmakers take action to enhance school safety
Illinois lawmakers from both sides of the aisle joined forces with police chiefs and education officials in Springfield on Thursday to address the pressing need for increased school safety measures.
Illinois 'Summer Jobs Program' targeting Chicago area, Springfield college students
Interested applicants must be enrolled in college or a trade school in the upcoming fall semester.
Louie's Law aims to reduce substance abuse in Illinois schools
A bill that would create a comprehensive drug program for state public schools heading to Gov. J.B. Pritzker's desk.
College of DuPage hosts 13th annual Animation Night
Animation students in College of DuPage's animation and motion graphics program will screen their work Tuesday during the 13th annual Animation Night. Professor Tony Venezia joined Good Day Chicago to give us a preview.
Hernando County teacher under investigation after showing Disney movie in classroom
A Hernando County fifth-grade teacher is in hot water after she showed a Disney movie in her classroom.
Aréanah Preston: Family accepts Loyola master's degree after Chicago police officer is murdered
The mother of murdered Chicago Police Officer Aréanah M. Preston accepted her daughter's Masters in Jurisprudence from Loyola University on Saturday.
Federal student loan repayments to restart, education secretary confirms
'We're preparing our borrowers to restart" federal student loan repayments, Education Secretary Miguel Cardona says.
Kenwood Academy principal wins Golden Apple Award for Excellence in Leadership
The suspense is over for the principal of Kenwood Academy High School.
Kenwood Academy principal wins Golden Apple Award for Excellence in Leadership
The suspense is over for the principal of Kenwood Academy High School.
Watch: Student attends college graduation ceremony while in labor
Kelsey Hudie was 38 weeks pregnant and in labor when she walked across the stage to receive her diploma at her college graduation ceremony.
Maine West High School evacuated after accidental active shooter alarm
Classes were canceled for the day after an "active shooter" alarm was set off at Maine West High School in Des Plaines. No injuries were reported, according to police.
Classes canceled after 'active shooter' alarm accidently goes off at Maine West High School
Classes were canceled at a high school in the Northwest suburbs of Chicago after an active shooter alarm accidently went off Friday morning.
CPS launches new 'homemade' breakfast menu to boost student participation
Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, and now it’s 'homemade'.
CPS launches new 'homemade' breakfast menu to boost student participation
Chicago Public Schools has launched a new made-in-house breakfast menu featuring waffles at Michele Clark Magnet High School in the Austin neighborhood.