Emmanuel Camarillo is a Staff Reporter at various prominent media outlets including NBC Chicago and the Chicago Sun-Times. He specializes in themes related to education, workforce issues, and legal affairs, with a focus on public education, school administration, and educational policy. Emmanuel's insightful reporting has been featured in multiple platforms such as ABC 7 Chicago and Quad Cities NPR.
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Emmanuel Camarillo's coverage focuses on local stories in Chicago and Illinois, with an emphasis on evolving stories, breaking news, government announcements, and event coverage. His themes include government & politics, crime, family & relationships.
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By: Emmanuel Camarillo
The review is significant because the Vatican often rejects such petitions. The group of parents who appealed to the pope is also calling on the Archdiocese of Chicago to institute a three-year moratorium on Catholic school closures.
By: Emmanuel Camarillo
The district’s eight graders will take the PreACT 9 Secure exam in October instead of the current HSAT. The new test is more than twice as long and won’t be offered in multiple languages, like the current exam.
By: Emmanuel Camarillo, Mary Norkol
Destiny Singleton, Rigoberto De La Torre Fonseca and Zachary McCarney recently graduated from Chicago Public Schools as part of the class of 2026. With diplomas in hand, here's what they're reflecting on as they prepare for what comes next.
By: Sarah Karp, Mary Norkol, Emmanuel Camarillo
Destiny Singleton, Rigoberto De La Torre Fonseca and Zachary McCarney recently graduated from Chicago Public Schools as part of the class of 2026. With diplomas in hand, here’s what they’re reflecting on as they prepare for what comes next.
By: Emmanuel Camarillo
The district plans to release next year's full budget plan by July 15. Officials say they are trying to preserve the resources given to schools, but it's getting “harder and harder” to find reductions outside the classroom.
By: Emmanuel Camarillo
The new Illinois Department of Early Childhood is responsible for home visiting, early intervention and early education programs that were previously handled by three separate agencies.
By: Emmanuel Camarillo
Board President Sean Harden says the resolution approved by the board is aimed at protecting “from the optics of pay to play.”
By: Emmanuel Camarillo
Angel Velez, the board vice president who represents Southwest Side District 9A and Cydney Wallace, who represents District 8B on the South Side, won't be on November's ballot.
By: Sarah Karp, Emmanuel Camarillo
Chicago Public Schools officials announced Wednesday that the cash-strapped district would furlough staff for five days that students weren't supposed to be in attendance, such as during teacher training or report card pickup.
By: Sarah Karp, Emmanuel Camarillo
Las Escuelas Públicas de Chicago despidió a 500 conserjes, 250 trabajadores del comedor, más de 100 guardias de cruce y decenas de empleados de oficina.
