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Details on Clout Emerge from U of I Admissions Hearing
Former admissions official says denied students were offered admission after higher-ups intervened.
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Politicians Call for Education Office to Close
After a Superintendent mismanaging funds, Cook County wants its money back.
Posted on 7.2.2009 by
Mark Rivera
Chicago Public Schools Through First Round of Layoffs
Chicago Public Schools focus on streamlining administration.
Posted on 7.1.2009 by
City Room
Study Blasts Chicago Public Schools
Business group criticizes K-12 education.
Posted on 7.1.2009 by
Ammad Omar
Duncan Calls Education 'Civil Rights Issue'
U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan is calling access to quality education "the civil rights issue of our generation."
Posted on 6.29.2009 by
Associated Press
A is for Anxiety: Parents and Providers Worry about Daycare Subsidies
With a huge state deficit and no concrete budget in place, the Illinois Department of Human Serivces plans for deep cuts in childcare subisides.
Posted on 6.26.2009 by
Linda Lutton
New Admissions Scandal at U of I Law School
There's a new admissions scandal at the University of Illinois, this time involving its law school.
Posted on 6.26.2009 by
Tony Arnold
Teachers Accuse District of Understaffing Schools
A group of teachers is looking for change in Chicago school hiring practices.
Posted on 6.24.2009 by
Mark Rivera
University of Illinois Votes in Modest Tuition Hike
The Board of Trustees Wednesday agreed on a tuition hike that is many times smaller than last year's.
Posted on 6.24.2009 by
City Room
U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan Addresses Education Reform Group in Chicago
Higher standards, severe fix for underperforming schools are among the reforms touted.
Posted on 6.19.2009 by
Linda Lutton
U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan at Advance Illinois Breakfast
U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan addressed state education players over a breakfast sponsored by Advance Illinois.
Posted on 6.19.2009 by
City Room
U.S. Secretary of Eduation in Chicago
Former Chicago Public Schools CEO is in Chicago to talk about federal education priorities.
Posted on 6.19.2009 by
Tony Arnold
A Chicago First: Charter School Teachers Unionize
Teachers voted 73-49 to have the Alliance of Charter Teachers and Staff represent them.
Posted on 6.18.2009 by
Linda Lutton
Former Pols Want to Change the Way Illinois Teachers are Paid
A Chicago-based group headed by Jim Edgar and William Daley recommends overhauling how Illinois teachers are paid and promoted.
Posted on 6.18.2009 by
City Room
Where They Are, Why They're Gone: Three 9th Grade Dropouts
Chicago Public Radio looks for three ninth graders who stopped coming to school months ago.
Posted on 6.12.2009 by
Linda Lutton
Chicago Teachers File Discrimination Claim
Some Chicago Public School teachers say African-American teachers are being unfairly fired.
Posted on 6.12.2009 by
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