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A reality check on school rankings
You’ve successfully navigated the nursery years, tolerated the toddler years and are pondering the preschool years when you realize, "OMG! Preschool means 'pre-SCHOOL,' and I need to find an elementar...
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You have more CPS high school options than you may think
We’ve just closed the door on that stressful season when high school students-to-be partake in applications. My wife and I have been talking about high schools for our 6th grader for a couple of years...
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How to build a parent-teacher partnership that nurtures your child’s success
The relationship a parent has with their child’s teacher plays a big role in their child’s academic success. When a child has a developmental difference, a positive parent-teacher relationship is even...
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Discussions

Martinez to be fired friday

this is super s**ty to do right before the elected board starts  - https://chicago.suntimes.com/education/2024/12/18/cps-board-moves-to-fire-schools-ceo-pedro-martinez     ...

What is acceptance rate for Lincoln Park IB program?

Google says Whitney Young is 6%, Lane Tech is 9%, but I can't find similar info for the Lincoln Park IB program.  Any ideas? thanks! ...

Everybody loves Amundsen?

From my personal experience talking with friends and neighbors, and from following posts on this page, it seems like families whose kids attend Amundsen are overwhelmingly positive about their experience there.  And the support seems to grow with each passing year.  Is that still folks' experience a...

Do Catholic HS or SEHS give more homework?

Wondering if Chicago Catholic schools or SEHS tend to give more homework? And if you have a high schooler at either, what would you estimate to be the amount of homework per night on average? Thanks!  ...

Sacred Heart Parents - perspectives

Interested in hearing from parents of SC students, particularly those who started in SK…if any said students also happened to have speech delays / OT needs, that’s a plus to understand about your experience. If so, interested in messaging separately. Thank you!  ...


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CPS parents have had enough with the surprises and chaos: Crain's Chicago Business NPN Feature

This is a commentary article from Crain's Chicago Business written by NPN's Executive Director, Amy Johnson.  --------------- The recent resignation of every member of Chicago’s Board of Education, three weeks after CPS unveiled its new five-year strategic plan, underscores the challenges ...

Embracing the Fall Transition: Establishing New Routines

As summer bids farewell and fall begins to paint the world in hues of amber and gold, families often face the challenge of transitioning from the relaxed, free-spirited days of summer to a more structured fall routine. This shift can be both exciting and daunting, but with a little planning and crea...

Dear Teacher, We’re Taking Our Child Out of School for Vacation

It used to be a painful exercise when I had to write a note to our son’s teachers to let them know we would be taking our son out of school for a family vacation. The guilt would sink in and I would start to think we were bad parents for not putting enough focus on his education. I would write and r...

Empowering Your Family's Financial Wellness: Why Learning About Crypto is a Must for Financial Literacy Month

If you're like me, saving for my children's future is a top priority. But it's more than just saving for college: I want to help my kids have positive relationships with money. And that means talking to them early and often about money and finances so that they are equipped with the tools to make go...

Homework - Fostering a love of learning for both parent and child

Let’s begin with a boundary check: The responsibility of homework completion falls squarely on the child. Without question, it is hard to watch our children struggle with the effort homework demands, but it is very important that we resist the urge to “rescue” our child from the discomfort of effort...

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