The University of Chicago Laboratory Schools

Aimone is known to be among the most influential advisers and journalism educators in the state

I believe that this type of activity is what John Dewey and Francis Parker had in mind for Lab teachers

 “Lasagna Love”—a way to express gratitude and love for Lab’s faculty and staff during exceptional times

Jueds will oversee all four divisions—Nursery-Grade 2, and Lower, Middle and High schools—stewarding their distinctive cultures, supporting their faculties, and encouraging creativity, innovation and exploration.

For the second time in three years, Lisa Washington Kuzel is among the 32 finalist educators who will be considered for the prestigious Golden Apple Award for Excellence in Teaching & Leadership later this spring

In his announcement, interim director Magill  remarked that “a new and exciting period of time will soon begin at Earl Shapiro Hall."

Nicholas Pietraszek has been named a top 300 scholar in the Regeneron Science Talent Search

Author of Caste and The Warmth of Other Suns to speak in Jan. 12 virtual event

The nationally acclaimed award recognizes outstanding work from African American fiction writers.

Honored for black hole discovery, Laboratory Schools alum becomes ‘spokesperson for science’

U-High senior Gigi Reece makes noise, and a future

Nonprofit founded by UChicago alumni teaches students essential skills through mock debate

“I realized how lucky I was to have a female science teacher because for a long time, she was the only female science teacher I had,” Ghez said.

Retired chemistry teacher Judy Keane, SB'62, MAT'64, credited with influencing love of science in Nobel Prize winning Lab alumna Andrea Ghez, '83