Free Tutoring for Adults
The Loyola Community Literacy Center offers free instruction in basic, intermediate, and advanced reading, writing, literacy, ESL, and GED skills to our adult neighbors in Rogers Park, Edgewater, and Uptown; adults from other parts of Chicago are also welcome. Our goal is to provide individual assistance to all adults, both native–and non-native speakers of English, [...]
Revised 2012-2013 School Calendars
CPS Revises 2012-2013 School Calendars to Ensure a Full School Year Calendar revisions meet terms of tentative agreement with the CTU and recapture seven days of lost instructional time due to the CTU strike Chicago – Chicago Public Schools (CPS) today announced revisions to both Track E and Track R calendars for School Year 2012-2013 [...]
Federal Student Loans
Few students can even consider a college education without applying for at least one student loan, and in many cases one loan alone is not enough to cover all the costs of attending college. If you are a student, parent or guardian responsible for college costs, studentloans.gov is your source of information from the U.S. Department of Education. This site [...]
New University Partnership to Improve Area High Schools
May 23, 2012 Mayor Emanuel Announces Partnership with DePaul University and Loyola University Chicago to Improve Lake View and Senn High Schools DePaul Signs on as 4-Year College Partner for Early College STEM Program at Lake View; Loyola Offers Teacher Training and Curriculum Support as Senn Transitions to Wall-to-Wall IB Program Mayor’s Press Office 312.744.3334 Download [...]
City Colleges of Chicago
City Colleges of Chicago has always represented hope and opportunity for people across our city, especially those in the most underserved communities. City Colleges of Chicago, officially known as Community College District 508, is one of the largest community college districts in the country and the largest in Illinois. Want to find out more about [...]
