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Chicago Public Schools Releases Budgets, Tightens Staffing to Close $732 Million Gap

Expired federal relief left a structural shortfall now driving campus cuts alongside targeted special education hiring.

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CPS Keeps May 1 Classes as Parents Bring Legal Concerns to School Board

CPS, Teachers Union Set May 1 ‘Day of Civic Action’ as Parents Weigh Legal Challenge

CPS, CTU Strike Deal to Keep May 1 Classes and Hold Districtwide Civic-Action Day

CPS CEO Says May 1 Will Remain a School Day, Urges Board to Hold Public Vote

Former CPS Student Sues Board Over Alleged Grooming by Security Guard and Failure to Report

CPS Reopens Monday as Deep Freeze Lingers, Suburban Districts Go Remote or Close

CPS Watchdog Details $1.19 Million Repayment, Fraud Schemes and Sexual Misconduct in New Report

Chicago School Board Lifts Property Tax Levy to Legal Cap, Securing About $25 Million

Chicago Board of Education Approves $17.5 Million Settlement in Little Village Abuse Case

CPS Watchdog Flags Doubled Travel Costs; District Freezes Most Staff Trips

Chicago Board Takes Over ChiArts, Backs EPIC Through June in Managed Wind-Down

CPS Board Backs $175 Million Pension Reimbursement Tied to TIF Windfall

Former CPS Investigations Manager Sues Board Over Retaliation in ‘Politically Sensitive’ Probes

Judge Orders CPS Security Guard Detained on Charges of Sexually Assaulting Two Students

DeKalb Schools Puts Superintendent Devon Horton on Leave After 17-Count Federal Indictment

ChiArts Board Won’t Renew CPS Contract, Putting Arts High School’s Future in Question

CPS Rejects Federal Demand to Scrap Black Student Plan, Faces Magnet Grant Block

Pritzker Rejects Extra State Funds as CPS Budget Hangs on One Vote

Chicago Public Schools Opens Year Without Approved Budget