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CHICAGO (WLS) -- Chicago Scholars is now accepting applications for the 2026 graduation class program. Chicago Scholars helps students through the college process. The organization mentors under-resourced or first-generation students. It specifically works to find ambitious students and helps them meet their goals. Once students are enrolled in college, they continue to receive support. The 2026 graduating class will also have the chance to attend the Chicago Scholars Onsite College and Leaders...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- Chicago Scholars is now accepting applications for the 2026 graduation class program. Chicago Scholars helps students through the college process. The organization mentors under-resourced or first-generation students. It specifically works to find ambitious students and helps them meet their goals. Once students are enrolled in college, they continue to receive support. The 2026 graduating class will also have the chance to attend the Chicago Scholars Onsite College and Leaders...

Our young people can get back in class. >> reporter: high school senior ian baker has likely had his cross-country season cut short because of the strike. >> its disappointing our season had to end this way. >> reporter: bacon learned state rules dont allow athletes to compete during the strike. students who play volleyball, football and tennis have also been impacted. >> its disappointing to see that all, not necessarily go to waste, but, barring some miracle, the seniors, there are a lot of se...

Hours. prosecutors are asking the judge to sentence her to a month in prison, pay a $20,000 fine for what they have called largest college admissions scam ever uncovered. more on huffmans case. today felicity huffman will have one more chance to ask a judge to spare her prison time. the award winning actress admitting and apologizing for her involvement in the nationwide college admissions scandal. in a letter sent prior to todays sentencing huffman wrote, i have a deep and abiding shame over ...

Prior to todays sentencing, huffman wrote, i have a deep and abiding shame over what i have done. shame and regret that i will carry for the rest of my life. huffman admits to paying the mastermind of the scandal, rick singer, $15,000 to alter her oldest daughters test scores. in that same memo, she explains how she worked with singer legitimately for a year on her daughters college application process before saying "yes" to the cheating scheme. its a decision she says has damaged her relationsh...

Include questions of circumstance, that would be fine. but for that role to be assumed by the administrator of the test itself, thats what strikes me as overreach. second, i worry that any broad assessment of ones neighborhood makes assumptions about whats going on in particular homes that might not be accurate. im fond of the island saying. if you dent know if the roof leaks until you live inside. what about families whose upscale appearances disguises the hardship indoors? and third, i worry a...

Increased since then is that there is an entire underbelly of an industry devoted to coaching students on theirs sates, specialized tutors tasked with increasing an s.a.t. score a certain number of points. there are even coaches that will walk you through every step of your college application process, down to what to say in interviews and even where to apply. so i feel that while, obviously, this most recent scandal is an extreme example, there are elements of inequity in higher education happe...

Warner content including turner is that at&t would have unfair leverage over their competitors, wed be able to get higher prices out of them, attract more subvibers and the government is alleging that your every day cable bills would go up. at&t says thats not the case but its ultimately up to the judge to decide that. >> why is that interesting? its interesting because while that is sometimes done in bench trials, okay, it does suggest that this judge is at least open to a compromise situation ...

Trying to logon to that website, youd probably think they were talking about the obama care mess. but for kids applying for college are probably talking about common app. >> reporter: the most stressful part getting to these beautiful campuses is this, the dreaded college application process. its become a cultural touch stone. >> gymnastics national champion. my father is cuban and in a wheelchair. >> reporter: for this years grab of high school seniors theres more angst than usual. a website de...