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U of C, Northwestern top 'Best in Midwest' ranking

CPS to reduce standardized tests this year

Chicago Public Schools is cutting back on its required standardized tests, announced district CEO Barbara Byrd-Bennett on Wednesday.

District officials decided to reduce the number of tests after gathering data from 17 focus groups and 450 teachers who responded to a survey on how to best modify the district’s assessment policy, according to a CPS press release.

School to use hair test to screen for student alcohol use

CPS layoffs hit arts, specialty subjects hard, CTU says

City Colleges to issue $250 million in bonds for five-year capital plan

The City Colleges of Chicago Board approved on Thursday issuing a $250 million bond that is intended to fund the system’s five-year capital plan.

The capital plan, which totals $524 million in improvements, includes $251 million for the construction of a new Malcolm X College and a 1,500-car parking lot located south of the United Center at Jackson and Damen streets. The planned 500,000 square-foot facility will be designed to train students for 84,000 job openings in healthcare over the next decade.

Chicago film schools among top in the nation, says Hollywood Reporter

$20 million no-bid contract raises questions about Supes Academy

Parents rail at CPS cuts

Public hearings planned this week on CPS budget

North Side schools fare best in ‘additional’ budget funds from CPS

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