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Anusha Thotakura
Coverage of Anusha Thotakura in the Nexus archive.
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- Seeking to reverse layoffs, Chicago school board approves budget, assuming more state money will come
Chicago school board approved a revised $10 billion budget to reverse hundreds of school staff layoffs, assuming an additional $150 million in state funding. The vote, influenced by the Chicago Teachers Union and principals union, created uncertainty about meeting payroll deadlines due to legal and financial risks.
- Chicago school board elections kicks off with the first day of candidate filing. Who is trying to run?
Chicago's school board elections began with the first day of candidate filing, drawing over 20 people to submit paperwork early. Candidates compete for 21 seats on the Board of Education, transitioning from mayor-appointed to elected roles. The first name on the November ballot is determined by a lottery for those filing by 9 a.m.