Sarah Karp is a journalist for WBEZ-FM, focusing on local news in Chicago and the state of Illinois. Her work has also been featured in NPR, WBUR, and the Chicago Sun-Times. Sarah covers a range of topics including education, school choice, and social issues affecting the Chicago community.
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By: Sarah Karp
Thirty-one people are running to represent 10 districts in an election that has morphed into a battle between Johnson’s allies at the Chicago Teachers Union and their opponents.
Jessica Biggs, Anusha Thotakura, Andre Smith and write-in candidate Danielle Wallce are vying to represent District 6, which includes some of the wealthiest and poorest neighborhoods in Chicago.
Karin Norington-Reaves, Robert Jones, Che “Rhymefest” Smith and Adam Parrott-Sheffer are vying to represent District 10, which starts at 26th Street and stretches along Lake Michigan to the city’s southern border.
By: Nader Issa, Sarah Karp
Lots of cash and support from the Chicago Teachers Union or the anti-CTU Illinois Network of Charter Schools has stacked the odds against anyone unaffiliated with the union or charter group.
La’Mont Raymond Williams, Miquel Lewis, Therese Boyle and Lanetta M. Thomas are fighting to represent District 9, which includes Beverly and Mount Greenwood on the south and New City and Canaryville on the north.
By: Nader Issa, Sarah Karp Wbez
Lots of cash and support from the Chicago Teachers Union or the anti-CTU Illinois Network of Charter Schools stacked the odds against anyone unaffiliated with the union or the charter group.
By: Nader Issa, Sarah Karp Wbez
All six board members the mayor selected last month are eligible to remain on the 21-seat board that will take office in January. Johnson could appoint one as president.
By: Sarah Karp
Two last races were called Friday for independent candidates in Districts 9 and 10 on the South and Southeast sides.
By: Sarah Karp Wbez
A resolution during a special Board of Education meeting Thursday will demand that Acero Schools, a charter network of 15 campuses, appear before the board on a yet-to-be-determined date to discuss alternatives to closings.
By: Sarah Karp Wbez
Una resolución durante una reunión especial de la Junta de Educación el jueves exigirá que las Escuelas Acero, una red de escuelas chárter de 15 campus, comparezcan ante la junta en una fecha aún por determinar para discutir alternativas a los cierres.
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