Chicago Public Schools students and teachers gear up for beginning of new school year Monday.
It is a couple of weeks earlier than usual, but this school year looks to be the most "normal" for Chicago Public Schools since the pandemic began.
RELATED: 500 South Side students get free haircuts, school supplies before returning to CPS classrooms "I actually did good because I started getting everything ready earlier so I wouldn't have to be running around getting everything at one time," said Melody Lindsey, a CPS parent.
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