Chicago Public Schools (CPS) is the fourth-largest school district in the United States, serving over 316,000 students across Chicago, Illinois. Established in 1837, the district operates hundreds of schools and is a major public education provider in the city.
The organization's stated priorities include student achievement, educator excellence, and equitable resource distribution. Its leadership emphasizes community engagement and has committed to implementing anti-racist solutions to address historical inequities and systemic disinvestment.
CPS focuses on providing public education within the city of Chicago. Its operations are centered on managing a large urban school district, which involves oversight of curriculum, school operations, and support services for its student population.
