CPS to host virtual recruitment session for new talent
CPS Connects creates worlds of opportunity for students
Students Invite Their families to Experience STEM Learning
RFP for a new open enrollment, neighborhood high school at the current site of Dyett High School.
Celebrating differences at Audubon Elementary
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CPS partners with CTA to create holiday magic
District set to partake in nationwide Computer Science events
Encouraging student proficiency in multiple languages
Apply now for the 2015 Student Advisory Council
Board of Education selects 2014-2015 Honorary Student Board Member
Where to find resources after the move
Family reunited at Portage Park Elementary
Event at Juarez Community Academy focuses on CPS Arts Plan
Chicago Bulls get Brown Elementary thinking about the environment
Ford Motor Company to support college readiness
Breaking down financial barriers to college
Application process runs from October 1 – December 12, 2014
Board approves expansion of Safe Passage Program
CPS prepares for Chicago School Fair
Dreamer Fund gives immigrant students a chance at college
Chicago Board of Education seeking student member for SY 14-15
Chicago Bears act as powerful role models
Class of 2014 receives nearly $800 million in scholarship offers
New investments expand Safe Passage Program
Numbers show CPS making great strides
District launches new website and logo
CPS prepares for first day of school – Tuesday, September 2
Eight CPS students among this year’s baseball elite
CPS to celebrate annual Bud Billiken Parade
Teachers save on supplies for Back to School
Local cooking camp gets students excited about healthy eating
Local nonprofit brings the joy of theater to over 6,000 youth
CPS Announces 2014 UNCF Scholars
Free meals and activities available through LunchStop
New discipline strategy effective in keeping students safe and in school
Talent abounds at national competitions
District alum to compete in Miss America Pageant
CPS students to enhance their home libraries
Morgan Park High School to establish dual enrollment program with Saint Xavier University
CPS students explore Chicago City of Learning
Student athletes could be headed for the major leagues
Annual Chicago Cares Serve-a-thon brightens school communities
Student performers light up the stage
National initiative helps prom dreams come true
Talent abound at annual TechXPO
New funding to bolster citywide STEM strategy
Community partnership promotes healthy lifestyle among children and families
150 students participate in annual Invention Convention
CPS schools support Autism Awareness Month
First-ever twins named Gates Millennium Scholars
Mather student creates winning design in annual art competition
District-wide art contest ends May 28
3 teachers receive grants from “Thank A Million Teachers” campaign
Edison Park students enjoy extra hours of PE
Lindblom principal Alan Mather honored for excellence in leadership
Chicago youth encouraged to explore summer options
Thousands of students compete in annual Spring Games
CPS expands vision program to cover more children
CPS builds financial literacy among students
2,000 new books to inspire young readers
Lake View High School hosts annual Brain Awareness Fair
1,200 more students to benefit from robust learning environment
Students District-wide enjoy living green
5 schools to receive new IB Programmes in SY 14-15
CPS students tour Howard University alongside First Lady Michelle Obama
45 CPS students named Golden Apple Scholars
Organizations Praise District’s commitment to student health
Four CPS students competed in Arabic Debates in Doha, Qatar
Community partners making prom more affordable
Providing students with early exposure to higher education
Offering students a safe, positive environment during spring break.
Engaging 8th-graders around the transition to high school
Take a moment to complete the My Voice, My School Parent Survey
CPS alum wins bronze in Sochi
Launch of My School, My Voice Parent survey
Former students to impact a new generation
Early College STEM Schools broaden student horizons
Apply now for school-based early childhood programs!
CPS to host Spring High School Fair on March 29
Creative programs to engage female students in STEM
Introducing Computer Science for All, a program to expand the District’s technology curriculum
Student-led movement energizes community
Meet Dorothy Gaters, legendary girls’ basketball coach at Marshall High School
Community partner gets students excited about eating vegetables
Advanced technology promotes music education
Student voices to lend valuable perspective to District leadership
Teachers honored for dedication to professional growth
Schools across the District create unique celebrations of culture
Northside Learning Center wins gold in Special Olympics Snowshoe
Student recipes achieve District-wide appeal
Whitney Young students silence the competition
District to improve cultural connections with Latino students and their families
Student creativity leads to original, heartfelt gifts
Young poets explore the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Students at Northside Prep celebrate Black History Month
Working together to improve the health of Chicago teens
Recycling drive leads to new technology in four schools
Mobile health clinic to bring medical care to schools
Teachers inspired by annual Tech Talk Conference
Neighborhood schools come together to benefit families
Schools to expand physical education programs for all students
City Year puts bright new face on two CPS schools
Students celebrate the life and legacy of a civil rights hero
Families seeking school options are encouraged to attend
Nearly 100 CPS students receive the prestigious Posse Award
CPS eager to support a movement dedicated to teacher appreciation
CPS students recognized for talent and creativity
New funding source expands opportunities for science education
Dedicated staff puts in long days preparing to reopen schools
School community mobilizes to help a family in need
Schools expanding their communication to benefit families
Student outreach serves the community and the world
Community partnership creates special day at Lawndale
Student volunteers create holiday food packages for hungry families
Skinner North brings holiday joy to tornado-ravaged communities
Lozano Elementary supports soldiers’ morale
District-run coat drive provides gifts of lasting warmth
New science lab and learning garden energize school community
Announcing the launch of Mentoring the Next Generation: Chicago’s Children
CPS Yale Fellows bring fresh ideas to District
Naval JROTC cadets step up when needed
U.S. Secretary of Labor Tom Perez and Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel visit Sarah E. Goode STEM Academy
The Bulls and BMO Harris select Richard Henry Lee Elementary School for their “Adopt-A-School” program
CPS students rewarded for strong computer skills
Students celebrate the life and accomplishments of President John F. Kennedy
Virginia Valdez of Jamieson Elementary named Outstanding Early Career Educator of the Year
Students at Haines Elementary learn the value of recycling
date filing period now open for 2014 LSC elections
New resource to enhance the lives of CPS students and their families
CPS schools busy Cooking up Change
Annual event helps students gain entrance to Historically Black Colleges and Universities
CEO Byrd-Bennett to create new Student Advisory Council
Parent engagement opportunity
Payton and Skinner North among the top-performing schools in Illinois
Chicago Bear Corey Wootton gets students excited about staying active
New system will better reflect the landscape of District schools
CPS receives $2.25 million to expand nutrition and PE programs
Senior Ashley Gordon named Honorary Student Board Member for SY2013-14
Artist Janelle Monae shares the story behind her success
Student leaders build character, confidence and skill
Spencer Elementary students build “reading buddies” to help them excel
Professional and collegiate athletes rally to support student health
Students run to promote good health and physical fitness
Students walk and ride in support of healthy living
Students across the city celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month
Students to benefit from a school supply store on wheels
Blaine PTA Honored for Success in Multicultural Outreach
International partnership broadens cultural horizons for students
Corporate generosity gives Gregory Elementary a big boost
OfficeMax makes October 1 “A Day Made Better”
District empowers families to make informed choices
Frazier IB among the top-performing schools in the nation
Chicago Cubs support neighborhood school in the shadow of Wrigley
CPS partners with the Bears and Athletico to keep athletes safe
VH1's Save the Music helps Darwin Elementary kick start a new band class.
Powerful civics experience to shape future leaders
Little Village parade a display of cultural pride
Who knew that meeting Common Core standards in Science would lead students to create their own slime?
Students at Schurz get lift from community partnership
Mosaic mural the work of every student at Ebinger Elementary
Increased physical activity could boost student success
Chicago Board of Education seeks Honorary Student Board Member for the 2013-2014 school year.
CPS joins Senator Dick Durbin in his quest to better protect student athletes
Students at King High School reflect on the impact made by their namesake
Students arrive eager and ready to learn on the first day
Students, parents, teachers and principals prepare for a great first day
Teachers embrace a holistic approach to learning
Employees work to get schools ready for the first day
Principals Recognized for Tremendous Growth
Investments in quality education strengthen student futures
CPS urges families to complete student medical exams before August 26
CPS to make sure that welcoming schools start strong
District strives to keep all students safe on their way to and from school
All students to receive less testing in the 2013-14 school year
Early College STEM Schools provide a path to higher education
Youngest students eager to start school strong
All CPS students should be in school on Monday, August 26
Local nonprofit to create a new generation of chefs
Chicagoans urged to help students prepare for start of school
Learning gardens a valuable resource for students, even in summer
Class of 2013 boasts record-breaking achievement
Despite tougher exam, our students continue to show significant growth
CPS students chosen by Cubs for unique scholarship program
Student artists build skills and share talents
Young adults provide the District with valuable summer service
District athletes leave their mark on Yankee Stadium
Families eager to meet and forge new beginnings
Parents collaborate with CPD and District leaders to create strong safety plans
Welcoming school hosts ice-cream social to welcome new students
Students from three CPS schools eager to become one unit
Drop-out rates decrease with specialized interventions
Students from Brennemann and Stewart eager to blend traditions
Pershing students work to celebrate and combine school cultures
Student authors celebrate literary success
Students reap benefits of successful harvest
Neighborhood options keep students safe and active during school break
New and enhanced initiatives will improve education experience for Chicago’s next generation
Young minds capable of huge creativity
Thousands of CPS students to benefit from specialized curriculum
Sending and welcoming schools promote integration events
Class of 2013 to achieve record-breaking success
CPS schools working diligently to solidify fall enrollment
Schools collaborate to improve social-emotional learning
Prompt enrollment to maximize resources for all CPS students
AUSL instructor recognized for innovative classroom techniques
Chicago Farmers Markets to feature student design on reusable shopping bags
Three elementary schools prepare to become one school community
Competition a fun and positive outlet for students with disabilities
Protecting their students a high priority for CPS nurses
Three teachers from McDowell Elementary give students the experience of a lifetime
Welcoming schools to provide maximum support for students with special needs
The South Side vs. West Side high school basketball showcase features some of the most elite high school players in the state.
High school teachers honored for their dedication and excellence
C.E. Hughes Elementary boasts one of America’s most inspiring teachers
Innovative programs create a meaningful education experience for diverse learners
Culinary experts promote healthy eating in elementary schools
Changes in testing requirements to create more time in the classroom
Winning rain barrel design promotes school conservation efforts
Principal Transition Coordinators to smooth student paths
Agassiz Elementary a leader in thinking “green”
CPS students create their own fun before and after school
Parents can enjoy a variety of benefits by attending Report Card Pickup Day
Students to have a variety of academic options this fall
Recycling company to promote class and conservation
Opportunities expanded for the city’s youngest learners
Eloquent words bring one student's college dreams a step closer
Access to science and nutrition education a priority for new students
Unique student organization promotes female empowerment among teens
CPS works to ensure that paths to welcoming schools are safe
Spring Break Safe Haven provides a way for students to stay busy and productive over Spring Break
CPS partnership gives students a jumpstart on career paths in medicine
Six seniors from Hyde Park Academy honored for their broadcast talents
Rickover Naval Academy senior Devin Velez vying to be the next American Idol
Student musicians enthralled by the presence of Yo-Yo Ma
Celebrity event drives momentum for better health among students
Sullivan High School students use words, dance, and music to celebrate their common heritage
CPS students celebrate Black History Month with essays and poetry
Thousands of students receive new opportunity for academic success
Students personify civil rights leaders to honor their legacy
Two CPS students earn national recognition for their in-depth research
75 CPS schools recognized for excellence and improvement
NBA superstar wows CPS students and staff with a surprise visit
Student input helps to shape school improvement
100 teachers receive $1,000 in school supplies for their classrooms
New calendar designed to best meet needs of families
Unexpected Payments from County and State End FY12 with $344M Fund Balance, But All Dollars Are Already Budgeted to Pay Down FY13 Budget Deficit
Presidential inauguration proves unforgettable for CPS students
Social Media Trailblazer videos highlight creative and effective use by principals and staff
Hard work and creativity combine to make one CPS school a work of art
Innovative projects reflect a District commitment to the importance of STEM
Specialized high school curriculum grooms students for careers in law and criminal justice
Help us develop a single-track calendar that is in the best interest of all CPS families
NFL great Marv Levy brings Hall of Fame glory home
Local law enforcement and Target take students on a holiday shopping trip
New principal creates joyful holiday memories for students
Employee generosity brings Christmas cheer to special needs students
Mayor Emmanuel invests $1 million in hands-on nutrition and science education
Coach Jessie Hudson creates a climate of joy and inclusion through her work with Special Olympics
Students from Ruiz Elementary display their talents in support of healthy living
Fine arts grant provides a hands-on musical education at Schmid Elementary
Jones Prep and Lane Tech among the most elite schools in the nation
Kenwood Academy's counselor Dr. Wyatt among most distinguished in nation
Corporate executives help build confidence in young readers
CPS principals recognized for outstanding attendance numbers
Students Awarded Special Honor after Completing Training
Talk with Leaders From More Than 100 Elementary and High Schools!
School Progress Reports Now Available from CPS Schools
Marquis Watson to represent fellow CPS students at Board of Education meetings
Danielle Porch Fosters a Culture of Compassion and Academic Rigor at Caldwell Academy
PEOPLE magazine awards Rauner College Prep music teacher for his commitment to students
Plan Aims to Elevate the Arts in CPS Schools
Thanks to Target and The Heart of America Foundation, students will enjoy a state-of-the-art library
Lifelong educator becomes leader of CPS
CPS partners with the Chicago City Colleges; Critical MASS aims to boost college enrollment, strengthen U.S. military members’ STEM skills
Revised School Calendars Make Up for Days Lost to Strike
The Chicago Board of Education is seeking an Honorary Student Board Member for the 2012-2013 school year
Deadline extended to October 30
All CPS students are expected to be back in the classroom
CPS is offering a variety of online coursework for students through the duration of the CTU strike
All 147 Children First sites will be open from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
CPS Plan to Deliver Essential Services to Students in Event of a CTU Strike
CPS Plan Ready, Chicago Teachers Union Has Chosen to Strike
Use CPS unique web-based tool that allows families to securely view your child’s grades and attendance
All Chicago students benefit from more quality time in core subjects and new opportunities in recess, PE and enrichment classes
CPS Plan to Deliver Essential Services to Students in Event of a CTU Strike
Track R students start on Tuesday, September 4, 2012
Led by their teacher, two Edwards projects made the nationals
Find schools quickly by name or address using our new and improved School Locator.
School Opens for Chicago’s Students with First Full School Day
Students will receive additional time for reading, science, enrichment
along with recess and new playground
Doors open at 243 CPS schools on August 13, 2012
CPS is holding phone banks to get the word out about the start of school on August 13 for Track E students
CPS Partners with Groupon’s philanthropic team to urge residents to purchase Kits for Kidz
CPS students face fears, learn leadership skills at JROTC summer camp
Teachers, join us on August 1 for a conference on the Common Core State Standards
Track R schools start on September 4; Discover what your child needs to be ready for the first day of school
Opening of Kroc Community Center to benefit CPS students and families
Interactive tool gives insight into budget and decision-making process
For the first time, users will be able to find documents and use interactive tools to help them better understand the proposed CPS budget.
Lane Tech senior, Max Schneider, named CPS male athlete of the year
The 2011-2012 school year was another excellent year for CPS student athletes
Austin-North Lawndale Network Students Recognized for Literacy Achievement by Achieve3000
District had record 65 Gates Millennium Scholarship finalists
New video highlights teachers, others discussing move to CCSS
Historian and former CPS teacher Timuel Black, Jr. awarded by alma mater University of Chicago
Looking for options for your child over the summer?
CPS teachers team up with Yale professors for professional development at a higher level
Andrew Jackson Language Academy takes the top spots
Steinmetz junior designs Citywide winning reusable bag
Schmid students take part in a unique program that allows them to interact with NASA scientists
Teacher Timeica Bethel draws on her past to educate her students
Spark gives CPS students the chance to experience the benefits of a career
Watch the Chicago NATO Summit Video Contest Winners
CPS students participate in the annual Model United Nations competition
Op-Ed from Friday, May 11, 2012 Chicago Sun-Times
From D-Day to Head Start: Nurse Eileen Byrne’s career spanned decades and generations
CPS students compete in nationally recognized chemistry competition
Opportunity to discuss major CPS initiatives with leadership
CPS students realize the importance of human rights by participating in Nobel summit
Locke Elementary transforms itself into an environment-friendly school
District also launches YouTube channel
Lane Tech takes home first place in both the middle and high school divisions
Chicago is the first city in North America to hold the 12th annual event
Whitney Young and Lane Tech students represent the District in Washington, D.C.
The 2012 survey is now open
Meet with your child’s teachers and vote for your LSC representatives April 18th or 19th
Check your child's grades and attendance via Parent Portal
Tilden senior recognized for his work in and out of the classroom
Near North School works to get students back on track at general education schools
Christine A. to represent Chicago at the Scripps National Spelling Bee in May
Safe alternate options during Spring break
Your chance to tell foreign delegates what you love about Chicago
Students at Brooks are brewing up success
CPS students in the Career and Technical Education program display their talents at Central Office
Nominations Due On Friday, March 23
Portage Park Elementary volunteer makes an impact in the lives of students
March is National Professional Social Work Month
Lady Dolphins cap off undefeated season with 4A Title
New HR Portal provides improved navigation for both potential and current employees
Pregnant mother of six kids secures access to benefits and settles into new home
Teacher Amy Moore recognized by the College Board for Excellence and Innovation in the Arts
Woman who lost almost everything finds hope with CFBU
CPS, City Colleges and industry representatives form a sponsorship to offer opportunity for students to earn both a high school diploma and an Associate's Degree
Thanks to CFBU Liaison Sergio Obregon, stressed parents get help feeding their kids
CFBU program liaison helps grandmother put food in the cupboard
Everyone is treated with respect by CFBU
The CFBU helps connect CPS families to the help they need
Get involved at your school and CPS by becoming a LSC representative
Survey of 6th-12th graders takes place in schools between February and April
Girls have fun while collaborating on innovative engineering projects
A unique partnership between South Side Occupational Academy and Jewel-Osco prepares students for life after CPS
College-bound Jumaanah Flowers, others will enjoy built-in support system
Live conversation gives parents, students and citizens the ability to connect with the CEO
(CPS page on Internet is in Spanish)
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