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'Persepolis': A class act — or should be
In the recent controversy surrounding "Persepolis," Marjane Satrapi's stellar graphic memoir about growing up during the Iranian Revolution, much of the focus has been devoted to trying to determine exactly what Chicago Public Schools officials ordered. A...Tags: Entertainment, Chicago Tribune, Iran, Movies, Arthritis
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Welcome balance returning to sex ed in Chicago
Change of SubjectOur Bridget Doyle reports: Chicago Public Schools is considering a new sex education program that would discuss sexual orientation and gender identity for the first time, chief health officer Stephanie Whyte said. The program, prompted in part by new... -
Mayor says negotiations over, but protesters march on
Tribune reportersOn a day when Mayor Rahm Emanuel said the time for negotiations on school closings was over, the Chicago Teachers Union led hundreds of supporters in a highly orchestrated downtown rally and march as part of its continuing efforts to derail the district's...Tags: Racism, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Civil Unrest, Chicago Teachers Union, Karen Lewis
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Emanuel: Time to move forward with school closings plan
Tribune reportersHours before the Chicago Teachers Union was set to lead a protest in the Loop, Mayor Rahm Emanuel today said the time for negotiations is over and he's moving forward on a plan to close 54 schools. The plan unveiled last week to shut down 53 elementary...Tags: Chicago City Hall, Chicago Teachers Union, Garfield Park, Chicago Mayor, Chicago Loop
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Emanuel says he backs McCarthy in face of aldermanic criticism
Clout StreetMayor Rahm Emanuel gave Police Superintendent Garry McCarthy his “100 percent support” Monday despite complaints from some aldermen fed up with the department’s inability to bring down violence in their neighborhoods. The mayor...Tags: Garry McCarthy, Crime, Law and Justice, Howard Brookins, Chicago Mayor, Rahm Emanuel
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History is for the young
National science fairs, spelling bees and spoken word contests seem to get their share of attention. But over the next few days, schools in the Chicago area will host a less-heralded competition — their history fairs, with students hoping to win and...
Tags: Civil Rights, Crime, Law and Justice, Entertainment, Personal Service, Chicago Public Library
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Q&A on Chicago Public Schools closing plans
Change of SubjectFormer education blogger Seth Lavin posed 10 questions to Chicago Public Schools officials about the school closing plan, including You’ve estimated $500K in savings per closed school. Does this mean closing 100 schools solves only 5% of the $1B... -
Panel seeks solutions to school absenteeism
Tribune reportersAt a West Side town hall meeting Saturday, a panel of elected officials and community activists decried Chicago’s crisis in elementary grade truancy and absenteeism, and vowed to work on reforms that could save countless children from failure in...Tags: Civil Rights, NAACP, Jason C. Ervin, Crime, Law and Justice, Human Rights
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Classes resume today as Carpentersville teachers end strike
Special to the TribuneTeachers in Community Unit District 300 reached a deal with the school board late Tuesday to end a one-day walkout in the large far northwest suburban school district. Talks had broken down late Monday, prompting the district's more than 1,200 teachers...Tags: Strikes, Students, Unions, Chicago Teachers Strike, Teachers
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Convicted pedophile, employers named in lawsuits
Tribune reporterThomas Hacker, a convicted pedophile who is more than 20 years into a 100-year prison sentence, was named as a defendant in four lawsuits filed Wednesday on behalf of men who say they were molested by Hacker decades ago. The plaintiffs, all listed as...Tags: Lifestyle and Leisure, Boy Scouts of America, Youth Organizations, Crime, Law and Justice, Burbank (Cook, Illinois)
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Prosecutors: Boy brings gun into school week after brother threatened to shoot teacher
Tribune reporterBond was set at $150,000 today for a 15-year-old boy charged as an adult with bringing a handgun into a Northwest Side high school earlier this week. Jevontay Brady, of the 1600 block of North Lotus Avenue, is charged with one count of unlawful use of...Tags: Medical Procedures and Tests, Crime, Law and Justice, X-rays, Firearms, Lawyers
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Engineering Chicago's future
I was surprised by the news that a 129 Chicago schools are under threat of closing, particularly Sir Miles Davis Magnet Academy. I’ve been encouraged with the focus on science and engineering education in the U.S. President Obama highlighted the...Tags: Technology, Miles Davis, Science and Technology, State of the Union Address, Engineering
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