Chicago School Board

A Conversation With Schools CEO Jean-Claude Brizard

Lorraine Forte | Posted 07.10.2011

Lorraine Forte

From a journalist's standpoint, the most refreshing news to emerge from Catalyst Chicago's recent interview with incoming Schools CEO Jean-Claude Brizard was his promise to be transparent.

Rahm Talks Longer School Days, Stronger School Board At Education Nation Event

The Huffington Post | Paul Dailing | Posted 07.06.2011

Reiterating many of the themes that won over voters in February, Mayor-elect Rahm Emanuel spoke before a group of educators, politicians and business ...

Should Voters Elect The Next Chicago Public Schools Board?

Progress Illinois | Posted 05.25.2011

Hoping to capitalize on the upcoming change in leadership at City Hall, a coalition of Chicago teachers, community organizations, and parents are call...

NIGHTMARE: School Board Approves 35-Student Classrooms

Posted 05.25.2011

Despite protests from students, parents and teachers, the Chicago School Board voted unanimously to allow Chicago Public Schools CEO Ron Huberman to m...

Chicago Public Schools Could Face $975 Million Deficit

Chicago Sun-Times | Posted 05.25.2011

To get ahead of what could be a $975 million deficit next school year, Chicago Public School officials Thursday announced 500 central office and cityw...

Daley Rips Media Over Michael Scott Story: 'You People Need A Life...I Feel Sorry For Your Families' (VIDEO)

Posted 05.25.2011

In response to the Chicago Sun-Times' exclusive article on School Board President Michael W. Scott's suicide and its possible connection to City Hall-...

Michael Scott: New Board Of Education Chief Inspires 'Guarded Optimism'

Chi-Town Daily News | Peter Sachs | Posted 05.25.2011

Public schools advocacy groups and education experts are guardedly optimistic that a new president of the Chicago Board of Education will be able to s...

Ministers Resist Gay Friendly School Plan

Chicago Sun-Times | Rosalind Rossi | Posted 05.25.2011

A Humboldt Park minister charged Wednesday that top designers of a gay-friendly high school reneged on a "deal'' with clergymen to strip the gay focus...