Chicago Public Schools Families Mark the Start of the 2025-26 School Year
Chicago Public Schools begin the year facing a $734 million deficit, fewer staff vacancies, and new union contract provisions including smaller class sizes and more staffers.
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Chicago Board of Education Members Weigh in on CPS Budget Proposal, $734M Shortfall – WTTW (Chicago)
The budget also includes $79 million in TIF revenue assumptions, bringing the total expected from the city up to nearly $379 million. Some are concerned about the sustainability of the plan, such as board member Jitu Brown. And one of the most controversial parts of the plan is the decision to defer a $175 million pension payment unless CPS gets TIF money or adequate state funding.
Chicago Public Schools families mark the start of the 2025-26 school year
CHICAGO (WGN) — The first day of school for over 325,000 Chicago Public Schools students has wrapped up, meaning the 2025-26 school year is officially underway. Mayor Brandon Johnson greeted students Monday morning at Mary E. Courtenay Language Arts Center in Uptown on the city’s North Side, ringing the bell to kick off the school year. Chicago Public Schools students head back to school as district faces $734M budget deficit He and other …
Chicago Public Schools Face Cuts Despite Boost - Chicago Parent
Chicago Public Schools will see a larger share of state funding this year, but even that boost will leave the district in a funding lurch. The evidence-based funding formula has allocated an extra $76 million to Chicago Public Schools (CPS) this year, bringing total state funding to nearly $1.9 billion. CPS will be given these extra funds to address new needs in the district, namely a rise in English Language Learning students and less funding…
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