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The group gathered to illuminate the challenges that Black students face in Chicago Public Schools.

CM Lewis-George is proposing a bill to create a brand new office within the Department of Energy and Environment to take responsibility of maintaining our parks.

California law requires the state to serve and support individuals with developmental disabilities, but many families report persistent and often maddening roadblocks in trying to obtain assistance.

“One of the biggest problems with the system is that it is so opaque. We really don’t know what is going on,” said a parent and advocate.

A top black Democrat in New York is breaking from her party's unpopular policy of importing migrant workers for her state's housing and jobs.

There are a lot of new principals and heads of school in Poudre and surrounding school districts heading into the 2023-24 school year.

This week, the National Governor’s Association is recognizing National Deflection Week.  During this period, we join in the shared recognition and celebration of the Deflection community, including volunteers, partners, service providers, and community leaders, for their role in saving lives and reducing drug use. 

Activists who’d long opposed mayoral control over Chicago Board of Education appointments won a victory in 2021 when Illinois legislators voted to shift authority over the state’s largest school system to a board chosen by the people. Two years later, just before 1 a.m. on May 26 in the waning hours of the Senate’s session, many of those same lawmakers hurriedly passed an amendment extending ...

Chicago's Black community has expressed worries over the city's plan to dole out $51 million to assist migrants in the city. On May 31, the Chicago City Council passed the $51 million [...]

Council approved $51M for migrant housing