The Civic Committee and its Education Committee have made improving elementary and secondary schools a central priority since its inception. The Civic Committee has been deeply involved in Chicago school reform for the last 15 years. It supported enactment of the 1988 and 1995 Chicago school reform laws, and it continues to help the Chicago Public Schools through the efforts of its affiliated organizations Civic Consulting Alliance (CCA) and Renaissance Schools Fund (RSF).
The Education Committee is currently focusing on the following priorities (click on one for more information):
The Civic Committee remains committed to working with leaders in education and government to reform the public school system in Chicago.
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