English teacher Jeremy Quach, an Asian American, recently replaced Ebikepreye Obguinipe as the African American Lit teacher amidst Black Lives Matter protests.
This year, Obguinipe was supposed to teach African American Lit....
Counselor Brian Coleman and teacher David Gilmer recreated freshman connection virtually in order to avoid in-person gatherings.
Due to the social nature of the two-week orientation, freshman connection has historically been...
Mayor Lori Lightfoot and Chicago Public Schools (CPS) CEO Janice Jackson announced at a joint press conference Wednesday morning that CPS will start the 2020-21 school year entirely remotely.
Lightfoot’s and Jackson’s statement foll...
Since Tuesday, Mar. 17, all Chicago Public Schools (CPS) facilities have been closed to students and faculty in an attempt to reduce the spread of the COVID-19.
In-person classes have been canceled and new “e-learning” ...
The multi-week strike puts Advanced Placement (AP) classes in an awkward position. Having two weeks lost for the AP curriculum may change how teachers will prepare their students for the exam in May.
AP classes that have ...
Students are finding themselves with large amounts of homework, projects, and tests in the weeks leading up to the break, more so than a normal school week.
According to Jones’ policy, teachers cannot assign homework im...
The transition to new ‘Portal’ websites is proving to be one of the most important yet for CPS-- but it’s lofty goals are turning it into one of their most controversial moves yet.
After holiday break, CPS will begin the wide...
