St. Laurence High School raised more than $2,000 during its fourth annual St. Baldrick’s-inspired head-shaving event on March 13, with 13 participants and full school engagement.
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Saint Xavier jazz students bring Miles Davis and John Coltrane to life
Saint Xavier jazz students honored Miles Davis and John Coltrane Sunday, performing classic compositions in the new Music Performance Hall.
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McAuley alumni return to inspire students
Mother McAuley’s Career Day welcomed 105 alumni and community members, inspiring students with insights from diverse professional fields.
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Archdiocese to close Sts. Bruno and Richard School and five others
Sts. Bruno and Richard School is one of six schools the Archdiocese of Chicago has announced will be closing at the end of the school year.
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CPS celebrate Black History Month with star alumni
Chicago schools celebrate Black History Month with famous alumni and deep community roots.
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Marist High School goes solar, cutting costs and carbon footprint
Marist High School installs 982 solar panels, saving $80,000 annually, cutting carbon, and offering students real-world sustainability learning.
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CPS reopens Black Student Achievement Committee applications
TAG: The committee will support the Chicago Board of Education by helping to assure critical comprehensive representation, governance, oversight and monitoring of the city’s Black Student Success Plan.
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Byrne School holds annual spelling bee
Michael M. Byrne School in the Garfield Ridge community hosted its annual spelling bee Wednesday morning, Jan. 14.
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Students get lifesaving heart screenings at McAuley
Mother McAuley hosted free Young Hearts for Life screenings, helping detect hidden cardiac risks and educate students on heart health.
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SXU professor turns grief and faith into powerful paintings
Sarah Crow has spent most of her life learning how to look closely at paint, at memory and at the quiet spaces where grief and faith intersect. That way of seeing recently filled the walls of the Saint Xavier University Gallery, where Crow’s exhibition, “No Such Thing as Lost,” opened with an artist talk and […]