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The West Side school celebrates the class of 2014. All 60 graduates have been accepted into college.
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The West Side school celebrates the class of 2014. All 60 graduates have been accepted into college.
State Rep. La Shawn K. Ford (D-Chicago) urges residents to keep fighting for equal education for all.
St. Catherine of Siena-St. Lucy in Oak Park will put on the event as part of The Chicago Community Trust’s On The Table project.
Parents and teachers will march from DePriest School to the now-closed Emmet Elementary to put the spotlight on standardized testing and the right for students to opt out.
The local branch urges everyone to get involved in the fight for economic and social justice. These issues will be discussed at a conference in April and at local meetings the first Saturday of every month.
Gaping disparities still exist between the rich and poor. West Side residents Sunday reflected on what has to change for Rev. Martin Luther King’s dream to be realized.
School performance, funding issues and other topics will be discussed Nov. 18, 23 and 25 at a West Side church.
Topics raised by 7th Congressional District residents included an elected school board, violence and drug dealing.
There are a lot of successes that need to be celebrated, writes longtime resident Dwayne Truss.
Horizon Science Academy Belmont opened this fall in Austin, and student ambassadors recently gave a tour to local leaders, including Ald. Emma Mitts (37th).