Chicago, United States (Local)
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Reema Amin’s coverage predominantly focuses on local education and school-related policy changes within Chicago, Illinois. Her articles often cite data and government announcements, indicating a preference for factual accuracy and official sources.
Given her focus on local education policies, Reema would likely be interested in pitches that provide insights from local educational experts or stakeholders directly impacted by the policies she covers. Additionally, relevant data or statistics supporting claims could enhance the appeal of such pitches.
Considering her emphasis on citing data and covering government announcements related to education in Chicago, providing newsworthy information pertaining to public schools' developments or initiatives may increase the likelihood of grabbing her attention.
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By: Reema Amin, Mila Koumpilova
With just a month left before Election Day, most of Chicago’s major education special interests are pumping money into ads and texts to promote their preferred candidates or cut down opponents.
CPS wants to standardize school fees, add homeless students to its waiver policy and create a clearer appeals process. A board committee backed the plan 7-0.
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The district’s Office of the Inspector General had reopened an investigation into allegations of inappropriate conduct by Hilario Dominguez.
By: Reema Amin
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By: Reema Amin
The 2026 on-time graduation rate is almost 1 percentage point higher than the previous year.
Also, more than $9 million has flowed into school board campaigns.
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By: Reema Amin
After more than a year of negotiations, the board voted unanimously to approve a new four-year, $64.8 million contract with Unite Here Local 1.
About a dozen candidates for the city’s first fully elected school board would consider closing or merging schools as enrollment declines. Most oppose any closures.
