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Tag: public education

Researchers suggest more state funding for schools would lower property taxes

Researchers suggest more state funding for schools would lower property taxes

— December 22, 2019

SPRINGFIELD — A pair of researchers are suggesting the best way to reduce property taxes in Illinois is for the state to take over a greater share of funding for public schools and…

  • Report: Illinois public education improving, but much more work lies ahead

    Report: Illinois public education improving, but much more work lies ahead

    — November 11, 2019

      SPRINGFIELD — A group that advocates for public education in Illinois released a report indicating the state has made some progress in improving educational outcomes over the…

  • Efforts to address teacher shortage hoped to bear fruit

    Efforts to address teacher shortage hoped to bear fruit

    — April 22, 2019

    Chuck Lane has a diversity issue in his south central Illinois school district. The superintendent of Centralia High School District 200 says just one of his 66 teachers can be classified…

  • State fights to recruit, retain teachers

    State fights to recruit, retain teachers

    — September 24, 2018

    Getting more teachers into Illinois classrooms will take a multifaceted approach, according to education leaders. The Illinois State Board of Education points to inadequate school funding…

  • Tax credits for parochial schools part of Illinois school funding discussions

    Tax credits for parochial schools part of Illinois school funding discussions

    — August 28, 2017

    Private schools could play a key role in the future funding of public schools in Illinois. Part of the deal that got all four legislative leaders on the same page regarding school funding…

  • Report finds Illinois education funding overhaul effective

    Report finds Illinois education funding overhaul effective

    — October 21, 2019

    SPRINGFIELD — A new report from an independent policy and advocacy organization is calling for increased state investment in public education in Illinois, particularly in early childhood…

  • Budget analysts: Evidence-based school funding working, needs more funding

    Budget analysts: Evidence-based school funding working, needs more funding

    — April 2, 2019

    SPRINGFIELD — Illinois’ new evidence-based school funding model is effectively driving added funding to the state’s neediest school districts, but the state must double its annual…

  • Expert says punitive approach doesn’t curb school truancy

    Expert says punitive approach doesn’t curb school truancy

    — November 14, 2017

    Truancy today goes way behind students skipping out of school to catch a ballgame. An expert on truancy says that a host of issues goes into students’ unexcused absences. “You need…

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