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Kate Doyle

District 2B
Former public school special education teacher, CEO of youth workforce development nonprofit KindWork, parent of a soon-to-be-CPS student, VP of Greater Rockwell Organization.

Quick Bio

Neighborhood: Lincoln Square

 

Work: CEO and co-founder of KindWork, a workforce development nonprofit that supports low-income young adults with free career training and job placement services and supports community-based organizations in delivering career development and digital skills workshops; part-time nonprofit consultant, former teacher

 

Education: 

Certificate in Education Finance, Georgetown University

M.S. Special Education, Long Island University

B.A. African American and African Studies, LSA Honors, University of Michigan

East Grand Rapids Public High School​​​

Connection to CPS: Plans to send 2-year-old son to a CPS neighborhood school for pre-K in 2025. “I very much identify as a future CPS parent and have zero plans to ever send my son anywhere but CPS!”

 

Top Three Issues:

  1. Improving achievement

  2. Equitable school funding

  3. Improving special education​​​​

Why Are You Running?

We need a progressive, independent voice advocating for our students. As a proud mom to a future CPS student and a former special education teacher in high-needs public schools, I understand the challenges within our education system. My background includes leading national community engagement programs and founding a nonprofit that trains low-income young adults for tech careers. I have a proven history of building relationships with diverse coalitions, ensuring all voices are heard. My experience in budget and contract management will help me make fiscally responsible decisions for our schools. I envision CPS as the top-performing large school district in the country, where every student feels welcomed and supported. Achieving this requires a commitment to equity. I promise to be a leader who will listen to my community, who will be responsive and who will work tirelessly to ensure that in CPS every learner’s needs are met.

Click below for the full in-depth Chicago Sun-Times, WBEZ, and Chalkbeat candidate questionnaire on background and priorities
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Candidate Funding

Cash on Hand
$58,497.74
Top Five Donors
Kate Doyle
$35,347.00
Louis Wright
$6,500.00
Samuel Doyle
$5,000.00
Lorraine LeBlanc
$4,140.75
Matthew Powers
$3,500.00
Below is the list of donations for Kate's campaign.

Key:
Donations: Individual contributions of money
Inkind: Goods or services donated for free or paid for by someone outside the campaign
Transfer: Any monetary donation from another political committee
Loan: Funds received by the political committee with an obligation or expectation of repayment
Donor
Amount
Date
Neighbors for Hoan
inkind $1,796.00
10/22/2024
Neighbors for Andre
transferred $1,035.25
10/19/2024
Roofers & Waterproofers Local 11 PAC
transferred $2,000.00
10/17/2024
Josh Mohrer
donated $1,035.25
10/15/2024
Jennifer Huldin
donated $1,035.25
10/09/2024
Lorraine LeBlanc
donated $1,035.25
10/02/2024
Craig Wright
donated $1,035.25
10/02/2024
Kate Doyle
loaned $35,000.00
09/30/2024
Administrative District Council 1 of IL
transferred $1,000.00
09/30/2024
Iron Workers Local 63 Pol Action Committee
transferred $500.00
09/30/2024
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