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CPS teachers: Student and family needs are the backbone of Chicago educators' fight – Chicago Tribune - Vimarsana News

CPS teachers: Student and family needs are the backbone of Chicago educators' fight – Chicago Tribune

All the policies the Chicago Teachers Union advocates for are grounded in the needs of our students and their families.

Winnebago County court proceedings under scrutiny of "court watchers" - Vimarsana News

Winnebago County court proceedings under scrutiny of "court watchers"

Since early January, defendants in Winnebago County court have been making their first court appearance before a judge and "court watchers."

Source: rrstar.com
Illinois attorney general says arguments against no cash bail law flawed - Vimarsana News

Illinois attorney general says arguments against no cash bail law flawed

(The Center Square) – Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul has filed a counter brief challenging a judge’s decision that ruled the pretrial release portion of the SAFE-T Act is unconstitutional. In the brief, Raoul arg...

Chicago school board approves charter renewals — for shorter stretches - Vimarsana News

Chicago school board approves charter renewals — for shorter stretches

The district said the shorter extensions reflect discipline and other issues. But charter operators said they want longer contracts.

More Chicago Families Turning to Private, Charter Schools as CPS Enrollment Declines - Vimarsana News

More Chicago Families Turning to Private, Charter Schools as CPS Enrollment Declines

Chicago Public Schools has been working to combat declining enrollment and funding challenges — but a significant number of low-income families of color are leaving the district. Between 2019 and 2022, CPS lost nearly 37,000 students.

Source: wttw.com