Students

Amanda, Cassidy, Ethan, Leon, Mariah, and Nati have less than a month left until they graduate from elementary school.

Demari has a list of goals that extend far beyond elementary school: get a college scholarship, study anatomy, and become a doctor or a surgeon.

Hear what Hancock students Evie, Alex, and Rachel have to say about their school year thus far.

If I could walk into a classroom tomorrow, the only way I could describe it is that it would feel like school.

Curie freshmen Divine and Lanayah have seen the importance of having adults they can rely on.

Female students from Alcott, Brooks, Kelly, and Infinity high schools share how taking a computer science course has impacted them.

A love of spelling runs in Earhart Elementary student Danielle’s family.

The team’s success at the Middle School City Championship came from hours and hours of hard work and preparation.

Being the school mascot is only one of the reasons eighth-grade student Emilio calls his seven years at Goudy Elementary “superb.”

Put yourself out there so you can look back on your CPS journey and know that you made a difference for students who will follow in your footsteps.

Black History Month should be a time to celebrate accomplishments across every industry and field.

Through their artwork, CPS students are showing how Black culture is revolutionary.