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Baltimore County Public Schools Superintendent Darryl Williams spoke exclusively with 11 News, a day after announcing he will not seek a new contract.

Two dozen CPS high schools are being recognized for having a high number of female students take part in their AP computer science programs.

The Chicago Board of Ethics on Monday asked inspectors general for the city and Chicago Public Schools to investigate Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s re-election campaign to determine if the campaign violated the city’s ethics ordinance by recruiting student volunteers at CPS and City Colleges in exchange for class credit.

Mayor Lori Lightfoot on Wednesday denied reneging on a promise to the Chicago Teachers Union by her handpicked school team to give rank-and-file teachers and school support staff the same 12 weeks of paid parental leave already provided to all 32,000 city employees.

Richard Blodgett, the boy's father, was in jail on a drug charge at the time. He said he's now "completely lost" without his son, who had diabetes.

The Chicago Teachers Union is demanding Mayor Lori Lightfoot do something after they say she broke her promise when it comes to parental leave.

In my 34 years at the cps. he manipulated and assaulted these women and committed the worst offences against them. carrick was persuasive but also incredibly manipulative. 0n first meeting his victims he would charm them then he would try to control them. he would often use his position as a police officer to stop them leaving or reporting him, suggesting it would be their word against his and they wouldnt be believed. to overcome all of that and report what carrick had done to them took incredi...

Lane Tech College Prep in Chicago’s North Center community area was evacuated on Thursday due to the presence of mercury in a bathroom, school officials said.

"Mayor Lightfoot has failed our schools and our teachers at every turn in the last four years, and now wants to make public employees and our children her personal campaign resource. This is completely unethical, a hypocritical contradiction to her campaign promises of better government, and a disgraceful exploitation of public school students," said mayoral candidate Eugene Sawyer.

The inspector general for the Chicago Public Schools on Thursday launched an investigation into Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s attempt to recruit CPS students to volunteer for her reelection campaign in exchange for class credit.