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JPS starts registration for 2023-2024 school year - Vimarsana News

JPS starts registration for 2023-2024 school year

The new school year for JPS starts Aug. 7.

Source: wapt.com
Chicago promised students would do better after closing 50 schools. That didn't happen. - Vimarsana News

Chicago promised students would do better after closing 50 schools. That didn't happen.

A Sun-Times and WBEZ analysis shows the 2013 school closures “didn't do anything to fix all the structural inequalities that are leading to lower outcomes in the first place.”

Ten years later, more than half of Chicago's closed schools remain unused - Vimarsana News

Ten years later, more than half of Chicago's closed schools remain unused

In 2013, Mayor Rahm Emanuel said the buildings left after shuttering 50 schools would be reborn as community assets. Ten years later, we wondered, "Were they?" To find out, we walked the grounds, talked to neighbors and dug into documents. Here's what we learned.

EXCLUSIVE: Key School community reeling from reportedly botched response to written, racist threat of gun violence - Vimarsana News

EXCLUSIVE: Key School community reeling from reportedly botched response to written, racist threat of gun violence

Many parents of children at Key Elementary School are outraged at the way a possible threat of gun violence by a student was handled by administrators.

Source: arlnow.com
Mayor, police superintendent, fire commissioner hold ribbon-cutting for controversial $170 million training facility - Vimarsana News

Mayor, police superintendent, fire commissioner hold ribbon-cutting for controversial $170 million training facility

Mayor Lori Lightfoot and top officials of the Chicago Police Department and Chicago Fire Department gathered with dozens of others Wednesday morning for the ribbon cutting for a new $170 million joint-training facility in West Garfield Park.