Tag: Illinois

We break down the 3,500-student enrollment cap that is set to end championship eligibility for major co-ops across Illinois.

A northern suburb of Chicago resumed part of its July Fourth community celebrations just two years after a mass shooting at the event.

Book bans by public libraries and schools will be illegal in Illinois, starting next year, thanks to a new law signed this week.

Voters passed a referendum in Gurnee, IL, in June, and dedicated more money to the public schools on Chicago's north shore.

Creative arts during a pandemic, pause on winter sports, Thanksgiving activities, election volunteers, and a passion for equality.

Nobel Prize in physics, BLM and racial injustice, hearing voices, challenges of e-learning & solutions, election.

Presidential debate chaos, to wear or not wear a mask, to Zoom or do learning in person, latest mag issue, fine arts and museums.

Remote learning woes, BLM vs. ALM, inclusion and diversity, Halloween and fall, yearbook art, and a drive-in fall play.

An important ballot question in IL involves the elimination of the flat tax in favor of a graduated income tax structure.

The death of The Notorious RBG, foreign exchange student from France, live streaming plays, BLM, and (of course) remote learning.