The tax manager and youth soccer commissioner is one of three running for a seat on the Evanston/Skokie School District 65 board.
The appointed Evanston/Skokie School District 65 board member is one of two incumbents seeking a trio of 4-year terms on the school board.
The Northwestern PhD candidate wants to bring a disability lens to the Evanston Township High School board.
Rolewicz is one of two incumbents seeking reelection to a four-term term on the Evanston Township High School board.
The retired ETHS counselor of more than two decades is one of four candidates running for three contested seats on the high school board.
Linda Matsumoto, a District 65 paraprofessional, media consultant and former journalist is the first Asian American to win the award.
The Illinois governor and Northwestern law school alumnus is scheduled to deliver the address to NU's class of 2023.
Christopher Latting was selected as one of six finalists from among more than 130 nominations.
Evanston/Skokie School District 65 teachers make up more than 16 percent of 2023 finalists for the statewide awards.
"Dark money groups" are funding "candidates of chaos" in upcoming school board elections, according to the Illinois Education Association.
Thirty-seven Black students from Evanston Township High School and Evanston/Skokie School District 65 were honored last week.
Harry Seigle made the contribution in memory of his mother, a German-born Jewish refugee who emigrated to the U.S. in 1936.
Police said the 9mm pistol a 13-year-old boy brought to Chute Middle School had been taken in a car burglary less than 12 hours earlier.
Police said the boy showed the gun to other students at school on Monday, but there are no known threats to students or staff.
Peter Salvino, 25, was brilliant, kind and humble, according to a professor who ran the lab where Salvino worked.
Evanston Township High School and Evanston/Skokie District 65 announced Friday will be an e-learning day.
Northwestern University officials want changes to Evanston's zoning code, planned development approval and a new liquor license.
The National Alliance of Black School Educators will honor the District 65 superintendent at its 50th annual conference.
Contributions from the Northwestern University alumnus will create a summer writing workshop and an endowed professorship of storytelling.
The share of ETHS students who meet or exceed state English and math standards has fallen every year since at least 2017, state data shows.
Board members picked the executive director of market research at JPMorgan Chase in Chicago to fill a vacant seat.
A $480 million private gift will provide a bulk of funding for New Ryan Field, which will offer a premier Big Ten game-day experience.
Shortly before the Evanston/Skokie School District 65 board filled one vacant seat Monday, another one opened up.
The medical examiner's office ruled the woman's death to be a suicide.
She is not believed to be a staff member, and there is no danger to students, police said.
Nine students from Evanston Township High School and one from Beacon Academy made the cut this year.
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The University of Oregon president and former University of Chicago law school dean is due to take over at Northwestern in the fall.
Prosecutors earlier turned down a hate crime charge because the student's "action and motive" did not meet the offense's legal definition.
Two recent ETHS graduates are set to receive college-sponsored National Merit scholarships for up to four years of undergraduate study.
Rebecca Blank plans to return to Madison and focus on her health and family while undergoing treatment for an "aggressive form of cancer."
Evanston police said the investigation determined that a Haven Middle School student was responsible for the nooses.
Six Evanston Township High School teachers were selected from a group of nominees suggested by colleagues.
Evanston Patch obtained a copy of the settlement after filing suit against the district over violations of the Freedom of Information Act.
Tinier than a flea, the device comes in the form of a crab, and the technology behind it could prove life-saving someday, its inventors say.
The student reportedly refused to remove the hat because of the religious significance of the feathers he attached to it.
Two ETHS seniors and one from Beacon Academy have the right "accomplishments, skills and potential for success in rigorous college studies."