Weather extremes envelop the Earth By Paul Katula • Jan 30, 2019 Extreme weather (drought and heat in the summer, cold in the winter) sweeps the planet. A result of climate change?
Almost everything is closed in the cold By Paul Katula • Jan 29, 2019 Cold weather, very cold weather in fact, has caused most schools, universities, etc., in northern IL to close Wed. & Thurs.
Chicago will lose millions over Title IX violations By Paul Katula • Sep 28, 2018 Chicago Public Schools hasn't kept students safe from sexual abuse by peers or teachers, so the feds are going to withhold funds.
Cops don’t stop & talk to kids, kids start shooting By Paul Katula • Sep 27, 2018 After a school shooting, which may be on the increase, the students at the school eventually return and go on with their lives.
Chicago mayor will not seek re-election By Paul Katula • Sep 6, 2018 Rahm Emanuel won't seek a 3rd term as Chicago's mayor. Some reforms may prove effective, but controversy surrounded him constantly.
Hirsch H.S. & others in Chicago dropped football By Paul Katula • Dec 6, 2017 Charter schools are common in Chicago. The city wants to put another one inside an existing h.s. that has had its budget cut.
Chicago considers closing 4 Englewood high schools By Paul Katula • Dec 2, 2017 4 high schools in one of Chicago's poorest and most African-American communities may close to build a new state-of-the-art h.s.
Chicago Hope Acad. wins another game by forfeit By Paul Katula • Oct 21, 2017 Citing safety concerns amid Chicago violence, a 2nd school has forfeited a football game scheduled against Hope Academy.
Chance the Rapper: Take Lyft & give to CPS arts ed By Paul Katula • Oct 11, 2017 If you get a ride from Lyft in Chicago, you can round up your fare to the next dollar and have the extra money help support arts ed in Chicago.
1 game interrupted by gunfire, next 1 cancelled By Paul Katula • Oct 6, 2017 Tonight's football game at Chicago Hope Academy has been cancelled out of concern for the safety of players, fans, and school staff.