We are currently recruiting our fourth cohort of early-career CPS teachers to join the 2026–27 UTEP Induction Program! Know a new teacher—or a school looking for meaningful support for early-career educators? Please share this opportunity and apply now:
We are currently recruiting our fourth cohort of early-career CPS teachers to join the 2026–27 UTEP Induction Program!
Know a new teacher—or a school looking for meaningful support for early-career educators?
Please share this opportunity and apply now: https://t.co/XAWgPYzgoQ
We are currently recruiting our fourth cohort of early-career CPS teachers to join the 2026–27 UTEP Induction Program!
Know a new teacher—or a school looking for meaningful support for early-career educators?
Please share this opportunity and apply now: https://t.co/XAWgPYzgoQ
We are currently recruiting our fourth cohort of early-career CPS teachers to join the 2026–27 UTEP Induction Program!
Know a new teacher—or a school looking for meaningful support for early-career educators?
Please share this opportunity and apply now: https://t.co/XAWgPYzgoQ
A central focus of this year’s work was helping teachers deepen their understanding of the Cultivate Learning Conditions and reflect on the ways these conditions shape student experience, engagement, and learning.
As UTEP closes another year of our Induction Program, we are proud to celebrate the growth, reflection, and resilience demonstrated by teachers across Cohorts 2 and 3.
Throughout the year, participants engaged in individualized instructional coaching, collaborative seminars, and ongoing professional learning designed to support both their instructional practice and overall well-being as educators.
While students and staff lament budget cuts from California to Florida, superintendents say the rising costs of running a school district means they have no choice, writes Chalkbeat. https://t.co/KjOZGbZWH3
Spread the word! The CPS Dept. of Science, Technology, Engineering & Math is hosting its Reimagining STEM Experience on June 5, an immersive day of discovery, innovation & connection. Register to attend. https://t.co/1W5XVMlYpV
Educators, knowing how to administer naloxone can save lives! Join the Chicago Department of Public Health tomorrow for Overdose Response Training.
Register at https://t.co/8vKwvaoBJh
Supreme Court’s Voting Rights Act ruling could close doors for Black and Hispanic school board candidates, writes @chalkbeat. Read more. https://t.co/2i0VyzeQXF
As summer approaches, this oldie but goodie from Edutopia reminds educators that unplugging from work has a lot of value. You deserve to rest and recharge. https://t.co/ddhH4oPgxs
Amid rising ICE activity, Chicago Public Schools teachers organized on their own time to support undocumented students and families with legal resources, safe passage routes and emergency funds. Read more from Block Club Chicago.
https://t.co/92zx2Fi5lJ
Washington, D.C., has emerged as the fastest-improving school system in the nation. Yet, In 2025, only 26% of Washington students met grade-level standards in math and only 38% were proficient in reading. The Hechinger Report takes a deeper look. https://t.co/s8jileGSvd
Good News, Monday! The University of Chicago has announced that they will make tuition FREE for all families whose income are under $250,0000. https://t.co/xLZkpv0raY
Chicago Public Schools told principals Tuesday that the district is planning to cut the number of regular teachers who work in schools next year, a change that could result in bigger class sizes. https://t.co/OEl8jzsJty
Join us for the Mental Health Summit on 5/23. The event will provide info and resources for those with loved ones struggling with mental health issues, how to handle mental health crises, + more.
Register: https://t.co/y7ZKMUwKyB
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Elaine Allensworth, spoke to Yi-Jin Yu at @ABC News about the new Education Scorecard from the Center for Education Policy Research at Harvard University and and The Educational Opportunity Project (EOP) at Stanford University.
Read the full article here: https://t.co/KxvIwDPvZ2
Join UChicago To&Through for their May 19th Data Collaborative with Erin Estrada and Kate Cronin who will present on Chi-Rise's use of program level student data and counselor insights to drive a rigorous college list building process.
https://t.co/bLe4pJZ99b