Some neighborhoods continue to lack internet infrastructure while others struggle with affordability as more programs spring up to provide access
A historical view of how education decisions have perpetuated segregation
The inconsistency has sparked anger from parents who feel they are not being given a complete picture of the state of COVID in the classroom
Protracted negotiations between the Chicago Teachers Union and City officials left parents and students in limbo
Although Latinx students continue to represent the largest racial group in Chicago Public Schools, they had the highest number of students leaving in the past year
Chicago Public Schools have missed an opportunity to better the learning environment by attempting to continue operating as normal amidst the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic
As advocates celebrate Chicago’s first-ever elected school board, some are turning their attention to the next task: fighting for noncitizens to be able to vote