After nearly nine months of bargaining, the Chicago Teachers Union and Chicago Public Schools have yet to settle a new, four-year contract. The two groups concluded fact-finding last week.

The budget watchdog group the Civic Federation warned Monday that the Chicago Public Schools' finances are in such bad shape that the State of Illinois may need to take control of the school district.

Surveillance video released by Chicago Public Schools officials on Friday in response to a Freedom of Information Act request shows the agents were at the school for about 30 minutes. The video ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- Fired Chicago Public Schools CEO Pedro Martinez was back in court Wednesday fighting to keep a temporary restraining order in place. "It's just allowing me to do my job ...

The budget watchdog group released a comprehensive report detailing the dire financial situation Chicago Public Schools faces, especially next year. "The amount of money we're talking about ...

Chicago Public Schools later admitted their mistake, citing a "misunderstanding," but affirmed that the school system will not coordinate with federal immigration authorities. In front of local ...

Kirsten Stickney/Sun-Times Share The Office of Inspector General for Chicago Public Schools revealed early Wednesday morning that Kenwood fraudulently enrolled at least 17 boys basketball players ...

Daley was doing outreach to pastors. He then worked as the deputy CEO for community affairs for Chicago Public Schools for two years. Even as he advanced, the fact that he had dropped out of ...

Chicago is not broke.” The new board’s immediate challenges are well-known: Chicago Public Schools has a $9.9 billion budget for this fiscal year that was balanced on its face, but didn’t ...

CHICAGO — More finger-pointing in contract talks between the Chicago Teachers Union and Chicago Public Schools following two Monday afternoon press conferences in which both sides offered ...

Chicago Public Schools finances are in “precarious” condition, so fragile and in danger of collapse that the state of Illinois needs to consider seizing control of the troubled school district.

While the amount is not much in the scope of a $9.8 billion budget, it shows that costs are adding up in a leadership drama that has gripped Chicago Public Schools since the summer. At its root is ...