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Capitol News Illinois photo by Bridget CraigState-commissioned study published as Biden-era executive order on PLAs faces legal challenge -
Brian Mackey/NPR IllinoisEducation at all levels is facing more scrutiny from the Trump Administration. We discuss what it could mean.
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Miller called Thursday, the day the President signed the executive order to shut down the Department of Education, as historic -
The increase comes amid more skepticism of science and government, fueled by the evangelical far right. -
Leaders expect human trafficking numbers in state are higher than reports indicate -
Homeschool families say the homeschooling bill is too vague and is government overreach.
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Thousands pack the Capitol to voice their opposition to the measure -
Bill would ban ‘no-knock’ warrants, restrict times warrants could be served -
Clinics that offer free or reduced care are bracing for an uptick in demand for services thanks to cuts to Medicaid
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Spring enrollment tops 285,000, marking third straight year of growth -
Districts finding creative solutions to persistent shortage -
Decatur Education Association President Samuel Mills says some of the plan may make it harder to attract educators.
