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Tag: public schools

Chicago school principals picked for fellowship programs

Chicago school principals picked for fellowship programs

— June 25, 2019

Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot, Chicago Public Schools and The Chicago Public Education Fund have announced the acceptance of 36 principals into two of the city’s school leadership…

  • Senate advances bills aimed at addressing teacher shortage in Illinois

    Senate advances bills aimed at addressing teacher shortage in Illinois

    — June 4, 2019

    SPRINGFIELD — A pair of bills aiming to address the state’s teacher shortage passed the Illinois Senate on May 31. Both bills were sponsored by Sen. Andy Manar, a Bunker Hill Democrat….

  • Two reports endorse investment in early childhood education

    Two reports endorse investment in early childhood education

    — April 29, 2019

    SPRINGFIELD — A pair of reports released this week offered supporting arguments for one of Democratic Gov. J.B. Pritzker’s top priorities: increasing investment in early childhood…

  • Lawmakers seek to consolidate school districts

    Lawmakers seek to consolidate school districts

    — March 20, 2019

    The number of school districts in Illinois could be reduced by as much as 20 percent, under legislation pending in the state Senate. State Sen. Tom Cullerton (D-Villa Park) has proposed…

  • Advocates, legislators make case to hike teacher’s salaries

    Advocates, legislators make case to hike teacher’s salaries

    — October 7, 2018

    State Rep. Sue Scherer (D-Decatur) remembers her time as a public school teacher and the continual issue she had with classroom supplies. Early one school year, she broke the stapler…

  • Teachers call for raising salary cap, union says 3% limit too low

    Teachers call for raising salary cap, union says 3% limit too low

    — May 27, 2019

    SPRINGFIELD — The state’s largest teachers’ union on Wednesday, May 22 called on Illinois lawmakers to lift a state-imposed cap on the size of pay raises they can receive, saying…

  • 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…

  • Electronic assignments may keep Illinois school calendars intact

    Electronic assignments may keep Illinois school calendars intact

    — December 11, 2018

    Picture this: Students going on a family vacation and not being marked absent from school or the school building being closed due to 6 inches of snow falling overnight but no extra…

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