Bogan Computer Technical High School News Today

The Chicago Board of Education and the David Lynch Foundation have agreed to pay $75,000 each to settle a lawsuit brought by Mariyah Green, a student at Bogan…

Chicago school board must face lawsuit over program with ‘hidden religious’ elements- Grace Barbicgbarbic@lawbulletinmedia.comThe City of Chicago Board of Education will have to face claims brought by former students alleging its Quiet Time program was a forced religious exercise, a federal judge held.In two separate lawsuits, former...

From Williams v. Bd. of Ed., decided Tuesday by Judge Matthew Kennelly (N.D. Ill.): Williams attended Bogan Computer Technical High School (Bogan) in Chicago…

With declining male enrollment in higher education, some colleges have started to treat men as a group that needs additional support.

Men continue to bypass higher education, but the declines are steepest among Black men. California’s community college system is working to boost support through its African American Male Education Network and Development program.

The birds are chirping, flowers are blooming and Memorial Day weekend is in three weeks. The unofficial start of summer kicks off this month with picnics,

The Chicago, Illinois, 17-year-old senior Stephen Thomas will be graduating with a 4.47 GPA, and hopes to becomes a psychologist.

Both Bogan cases were featured in the Tribune’s “Betrayed” investigation into the handling of CPS sexual abuse allegations.

"It gives them some closure and allows them to move forward, and more importantly they hope the board changes its policies and procedures so this doesn’t happen to another kid," attorney Carolyn Daley said.

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