Sarah Macaraeg is an investigative reporter at the Chicago Tribune. She specializes in education and regional interests, covering a range of topics including the education system, climate change, and crime. Sarah's work has been featured in various publications, including The Journal-Courier, Yahoo News, and Stars and Stripes.
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Sarah Macaraeg's coverage focuses heavily on local education and government announcements in Chicago, Illinois. She covers evolving stories related to education, politics, legal policy regulation, and government announcements.
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By: Nell Salzman, Sylvan Lebrun, Ikram Mohamed, Alice Yin, Sarah Macaraeg
CHICAGO — Chicago voters have rejected Mayor Brandon Johnson's education agenda as only four of 10 candidates endorsed by the powerful teacher's union will hold seats on the city's new hybrid Board of Education.
By: Nell Salzman, Ikram Mohamed, Sarah Macaraeg, Alice Yin, Sylvan Lebrun
CHICAGO — Chicago voters have rejected Mayor Brandon Johnson's education agenda as only four of 10 candidates endorsed by the powerful teacher's union will hold seats on the city's new hybrid Board of Education.
By: Ikram Mohamed, Sarah Macaraeg
Independent school board candidates notched one victory and expected to win another two of 10 races in which voters cast ballots to elect Chicago Board of Education members.
By: Sarah Macaraeg, Nell Salzman
Two additional Board of Election races were called Friday morning, rounding out the unofficial results of the city's historic vote to elect ten
By: Sarah Macaraeg
A $17.5 million expansion of the will break ground in Austin Thursday.
By: Nell Salzman, Sarah Macaraeg
The Chicago school board will convene for a special meeting to address the controversial closures of Acero charter schools, while district chief Pedro Martinez’ fate is still unclear.
By: Ikram Mohamed, Sarah Macaraeg, Nell Salzman
CHICAGO — In the latest development in a monthslong battle between the Chicago Public Schools and the Chicago Teachers Union, the school board will
By: Ikram Mohamed, Sarah Macaraeg, Nell Salzman
CHICAGO — In the latest development in a monthslong battle between the Chicago Public Schools and the Chicago Teachers Union, the school board will
By: Sarah Macaraeg, Nell Salzman
Chicago Public Schools officials say they don’t have the revenue to meet many of Chicago Teachers Union’s asks.
By: Sarah Macaraeg
CHICAGO — Beginning with hearings during the spring legislative session, the leaders of multiple statewide education associations announced Friday that they hope to work with state officials over the next several years to pass legislation aimed at improving K-12 public education across Illinois.
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