A former Chicago Public Schools dean was convicted Wednesday of sexually abusing a 15-year-old student at Little Village ...

A former Chicago Public Schools administrator has been found guilty of sexually abusing a former student. Former dean Brian ...

The city of Chicago has done the equivalent of emptying its checking account, and the explanations out of City Hall don’t ...

As commissioner, Martinez is now responsible for overseeing the state’s education priorities and ensuring districts are ...

District officials say the number of special education teachers will likely increase, but there would be fewer classroom ...

Interim CPS CEO Macqueline King adjusted the district's deficit last week to $734 million, $200 million more than her ...

City Hall budget officials say major sources of revenues in the city’s general fund came in far lower than anticipated.

Pedro Martinez, formerly of Chicago Public Schools, officially started his job Tuesday morning. For some, Martinez is a divisive choice, while others are confident he'll fight hard for student needs.

Two factors outside the city’s control explain the situation: a $165 million reduction in Chicago’s share of revenues from the personal property replacement tax, and a disputed $175 million pension ...

The layoffs included 87 people represented by SEIU Local 73 — nearly all of whom were crossing guards — plus 67 employees in ...