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The S.W.A.G., or Stand up, Win and Achieve your Goals program will offer different workshops for teens and young adults that focus on career preparation, healthy living and violence prevention.
In the wake of Trayvon Martin’s killing, columnist John W. Fountain III writes about the crisis faced by young black men in America.
Track E sixth-graders have until 5 p.m., March 26 to submit the application, two letters of recommendation and their most recent report card for a West Side program that will help kids prepare for college.
They gathered outside the building March 16 to discuss requests for CPS to repair large potholes in the parking lot and renovate or demolish the field house.
The March 15 event at Austin Town Hall Park brought residents together to dicuss what improvements in arts and culture are needed in their communities.
The partnership with Matrix Tooling, Inc. & Matrix Plastic Products is in line with the West Side school’s mission to provide students opportunities that prepare them for careers in cutting-edge technologies.
The new tool was designed to provide information to parents trying to enroll students at selective schools throughout the city.
The March 15 meeting is a series of events being held throughout the city to share stories and ideas about arts and culture in Chicago neighborhoods.
Applicants will now have an extra two weeks to submit the required forms, and many positions are still available.
The school’s closure comes after unsuccessful attempts to raise funds required to continue operation.