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Youth & Education

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Who’s funding the candidates in Chicago’s school board race?

Who’s funding the candidates in Chicago’s school board race?

Who’s funding the candidates in Chicago’s school board race?

By Tanya Chen

Community organizations urge Gov. Pritzker to maintain funding for 5,000 Illinois youth jobs at risk

Community organizations urge Gov. Pritzker to maintain funding for 5,000 Illinois youth jobs at risk

Community organizations urge Gov. Pritzker to maintain funding for 5,000 Illinois youth jobs at risk

By Tiffany Walden

Mayor Johnson signs executive order creating the city’s first permanent year-round Peacekeeping program

Mayor Johnson signs executive order creating the city’s first permanent year-round Peacekeeping program

Mayor Johnson signs executive order creating the city’s first permanent year-round Peacekeeping program

By Tonia Hill

Organizers and civil rights advocates voice opposition to proposed change to Chicago’s youth curfew policy

Organizers and civil rights advocates voice opposition to proposed change to Chicago’s youth curfew policy

Organizers and civil rights advocates voice opposition to proposed change to Chicago’s youth curfew policy

By Tonia Hill

CPS cancels classes on Friday due to extreme cold

CPS cancels classes on Friday due to extreme cold

CPS cancels classes on Friday due to extreme cold

By Tonia Hill

HBCU campuses receive threats a day after Charlie Kirk killed at PWI in Utah

HBCU campuses receive threats a day after Charlie Kirk killed at PWI in Utah

By Tonia Hill

‘I just wanted to see a change,’ Chicago youth reflect on their experience as peacekeepers

‘I just wanted to see a change,’ Chicago youth reflect on their experience as peacekeepers

By Tonia Hill

Chicago surpasses its youth jobs goal by 1,000, Mayor Brandon Johnson says

Chicago surpasses its youth jobs goal by 1,000, Mayor Brandon Johnson says

By Tonia Hill

‘It’s a win for us’: Youth organizers rejoice after failed City Council effort to override Johnson’s ‘snap curfew’ veto

‘It’s a win for us’: Youth organizers rejoice after failed City Council effort to override Johnson’s ‘snap curfew’ veto

By Tonia Hill

‘There are no places for us to just be free’

‘There are no places for us to just be free’

By Tonia Hill

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Q&A with Ishan Daya: Can better information change how Chicagoans understand City Hall?

Why did the CTU choose Hilario Dominguez?

Michael Sacks is triggered.

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Why did the CTU choose Hilario Dominguez?

Michael Sacks is triggered.

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