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- Aug 28, 2026
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CPS policy seeks to make it easier for students experiencing homelessness to enroll in school and get support (opens the original)
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For the first time in a decade, Chicago Public Schools is making changes to its policy for serving students experiencing homelessness and youth without legal guardians, aiming to make it easier for them to enroll in school and access support. Under the new policy, approved unanimously Thursday by the Chicago School Board, students in temporary living situations must be enrolled the same day they present themselves at the school zoned for where they are staying. While the previous policy said stu
School is back in session for CPS students after summer of budget angst (opens the original)
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With a DJ playing celebratory hip-hop music, and blue balloons flying overhead, Leland Elementary Principal Alesia Franklin-Allen welcomed back her students. She worked to put first-timers, like five children who had moved to the West Side school from the South Side, at ease. “You guys are now at the home of the Mustangs,” she said. “We got a lot of great stuff going on.” To Franklin-Allen, that includes the school’s science and math lab and a brand new turf field. The school’s library will be o
No clear leader in race for Chicago School Board president, poll finds (opens the original)
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A third of likely voters in November’s elections have no idea which of the five candidates for Chicago School Board president they’d vote for, or if they’d vote at all, according to a poll released Thursday that provides one of the first looks at the state of the historic contest. The survey of 600 likely voters, which was commissioned by candidate Sendhil Revuluri’s campaign and conducted last week, found that even after hearing brief biographies about each candidate pulled from campaign materi
44 candidates likely to appear on Chicago School Board ballot (opens the original)
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The city’s Board of Elections settled the last handful of objections to school board candidates this week, paving the way for 44 of the initial 51 people who threw their hat in the race to appear on the ballot in November. The elections board overruled objections to the candidacies of sitting school board members Michilla Blaise, who represents a West Side district, and Karen Zaccor, whose district is on the North Side. Hopefuls Claudia Peralta and Connie Anderson also survived challenges. Howev
Free summer YMCA memberships draw 3,000 Chicago teens (opens the original)
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Hailey Weathers likes to spend her summers playing volleyball in the sand with her friends at Chicago’s beaches, taking breaks in between games with dips in Lake Michigan. But sometimes the 14-year-old feels like adults are scrutinizing everything she and her friends do, especially if they are in a big group. Hailey knows that’s because some large gatherings of teens have become disruptive. Still, being watched and unfairly judged like that makes her feel uncomfortable, she said. “Why do teens g
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