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SchooLinks is the official college and career readiness platform for CPS students in grades 6-12. It helps students and their families create an individualized roadmap to serve each student’s unique skills, interests, and goals for the future. Get started by claiming your parent/guardian account.
Dream Fund Scholarship
The CPS Dream Fund Scholarship assists need-based undocumented students and DREAMers as they pursue post-secondary education. Apply by April 4, 2024.
SchooLinks is the official college and career readiness platform for CPS students in grades 6-12. It helps students and their families create an individualized roadmap to serve each student's unique skills, interests, and goals for the future. Log in to your SchooLinks guardian account using your Aspen Parent Portal email address.
The Aspen student information management system consolidates information from five data sources into a single system. Student and Parent Portals provide access to students’ grades, assignments, and attendance, among other new features, such as the ability to view and pay fees online.
Apply to Schools at GoCPS
GoCPS is the online platform that allows families to apply to nearly every CPS school and program using one site, one application, and one deadline.
Community Updates
15 March 2024
End of Week Message: Keeping our School Communities Healthy and Safe
In a letter to families, CPS CEO Pedro Martínez shares important information about measles.
13 March 2024
Options for Getting Vaccinated Against Measles
In a letter to families, CPS CEO Pedro Martinez provides information on getting vaccinated against measles.
11 March 2024
Updated Information for Families about CPS Response to Measles
In a letter to families, CPS CEO Pedro Martinez provides an update regarding our District's response to measles.
08 March 2024
End of Week Message: Celebrating our School Social Workers
In a letter to families, CPS CEO Pedro Martinez celebrates National School Social Work Week.
08 March 2024
Please Complete the Office of Diverse Learner Supports and Services (ODLSS) Name Change Survey
In a letter to families, CPS encourages the completion of the ODLSS Name Change Survey.
Services and Supports
CPS partners with parents/legal guardians, families, external providers, and community organizations to remove social, emotional and physical barriers to learning and prepare students for life after high school.
Get Involved
We welcome and encourage all parents, legal guardians, and families to participate in student education and engage with school communities.
Attendance Information
Attendance matters. CPS works with parents to ensure students meet attendance expectations.
Student Protections
CPS is committed to providing a safe environment for students. Here’s how you can report concerns about sexual misconduct, harassment, and abuse.
Report to CPS
Office of Student Protections and Title IX (OSP)
773-535-4400
OSP will work with you to hear your report, investigate, and create safety measures at school. OSP can also provide guidance on reporting to the police, or getting other supports such as counseling.
Office of the Inspector General (OIG)
833-TELL-CPS (833-835-5277)
The OIG investigates sexual misconduct and harassment concerns involving staff, volunteers, and other adults you meet at school.
Receive Confidential Support
Chicago Rape Crisis Hotline
888-293-2080
The Rape Crisis Hotline provides survivors of sexual violence and their caregivers immediate support, crisis intervention and referrals for the city of Chicago and surrounding suburbs.
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Find detailed info about a school, including programs and admissions requirements, after school activities, family support services, and school performance reports.
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