Web Standards
Our website is built according to Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 AA or better accessibility. WCAG is an industry standard for creating accessible content and it provides guidance around best practices for ensuring content is legible for all users, including color contrast ratios, not relying on color solely as a means of conveying information, ensuring that content can be understood with assistive devices and more.
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Report an Accessibility Issue
While we have strived to do our best to ensure all our content is accessible, we can always do better. If you find a page or content that is hard to read or digest, we want to know so we can fix it. Most of our pages have a form at the bottom for providing input. You can let us know there, or at the bottom of this page. Thank you for helping us to make our site even better.
School Websites
School websites are managed independently by each school and are responsible for their own accessibility compliance. The District provides tools and resources to support schools in this effort, but does not directly manage school-level web content.
- Reporting Issues: If you are experiencing difficulty accessing content on a school website, please reach out to that school directly.
- School Resources: School staff looking to comply with Title II requirements should refer to the guidance available on the CPS Intranet.
Accessibility Resources
In addition to using our website’s accessibility options, you can also make your devices and tools more accessible both online and offline by enabling built-in features. Visit these resources to learn how to optimize your digital experience on each platform.
- Windows 11
- Mac OS
- iPad
- iPhone
- Android
- Chromebook
- Google suite, including Gmail, Chrome, Search, and more.
- Zoom