Press Releases
2022 Archive
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Chicago Public Schools and City Colleges of Chicago Honor More than 460 Dual Credit Graduates
24 May 2022
CPS seniors with 15-plus credits recognized, including 31 who have earned an associate degree
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Impact of Chicago Public Schools (CPS) Programs and Initiatives Highlighted in Study Published in American Journal of Education
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CPS Celebrates National Nurse Appreciation Week
12 May 2022
Five School Nurses Presented with Awards for Extraordinary Service;
Three Nurses Recognized as Co-Nurse Managers of the Year
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Initiative for 7th-12 Grade Students Focused on Suicide Prevention and Mental Health, Part of Growing Resources to Support Well Being, including Expanded Behavioral Health Training + Counselors for Fall 2023
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Initiative for 7th-12 Grade Students Focused on Suicide Prevention and Mental Health, Part of Growing Resources to Support Well Being, including Expanded Behavioral Health Training + Counselors for Fall 2023
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Five CPS High Schools Among Top 100 in Nation
03 May 2022
CPS Also Home to Top 5 High Schools in Illinois
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Featured workshop topics include restorative justice, defense legal aid, and relationships among marginalized communities
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Chicago Public Schools and Lurie Children’s Hospital Expand Partnership to Support Youth Mental Health
28 April 2022
School-based Behavioral Health Teams Provide Comprehensive Support
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Winners include four Jones College Prep Students - the most from any single school in the country - who were surprised Wednesday during a senior photo session at Buckingham Fountain
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Free Full-Day and Half-Day Early Childhood Learning Programs for all Chicago children from birth to five
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Earth Day Events Slated for the Week of April 18, Amid Ongoing Initiatives
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Third Annual Capital Community Meeting Series Seeks to Engage Community Members Through Five Citywide Meetings (Including One Meeting in Spanish) Later this April
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District Encourages Families to Participate in Community Covid-19 Testing and Vaccine Events as Needed During the Week-Long Break
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Elementary Local School Council Elections Slated for April 20 and High School Elections April 21
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Board Approved the 2022-23 Calendar During Today’s meeting
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Promotions to New Roles Shared Wednesday during Board of Education Meeting
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New Calendar Again Begins Before Labor Day, Consolidates Report Card Pick Up, Give Students a Thanksgiving Week Break
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Reflects Strategy to Strengthen Instructional Core with Key School-Level Investments in Teaching and Learning, Advances Funding Equity by Increasing Targeted Supports Aligned to School Need
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District will continue to encourage use of masks for students and staff
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Students, Parents, Community Members Encouraged to Apply
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Deadline Nears to Apply to Run for CPS' Local School Councils
17 February 2022
Applications due by March 4 to be Eligible for April Elections
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Chicago Public Schools Celebrates Black History Month with District Alum, Chicago Chef Chloe Gould
16 February 2022
Chef Chloe Gould Visits, Teaches, Cooks and Serves a Dish Designed for CPS Students at John J. Pershing Magnet School For Humanities and Dunbar Vocational Career Academy
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Applications Open for Chicago Public Schools Seniors To Join Innovative Teaching Prep Program
15 February 2022
Initiative Aims to Triple the Number of CPS Graduates Hired as Teachers Each Year and Create a Pipeline of Homegrown, Talented and Diverse Teachers
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CPS and Chicago Mayor Lori E. Lightfoot Honored Legendary Marshall High School Girls Basketball Coach, Dorothy Gaters
12 February 2022
Coach Gaters Retires After 1,513 wins, 10 State Championships and 24 City Championships
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Chicago Public Schools Invites Parents and Staff to Provide Feedback on the 2022-23 Academic Calendar
10 February 2022
First-time Survey on Two Options; Both Start Before Labor Day, Consolidate Report Card Pick Up, Give Students a Thanksgiving Week Break
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Chicago Public Schools and City Colleges Of Chicago Celebrate Students’ Apprenticeship Placements with Inaugural CLC Announcement Week
10 February 2022
Students at seven CPS high schools were selected for Youth Apprenticeships at leading companies in the healthcare, technology, automotive, and construction industries, where they will gain critical career skills and experiences before they graduate
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Five-Day Isolation & Quarantine for New Cases Starts Feb. 1
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Kellogg Elementary Students Surprise Retiring Teacher
27 January 2022
Teacher Retiring after 34 years at same school
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