Illinois Senate Democrats introduce policy proposal that would elect all Chicago Board of Education members next year
Illinois Senate Democrats introduced a proposal that would enable an election for all Chicago Board of Education members in 2024.
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Illinois Senate Democrats introduced a proposal that would enable an election for all Chicago Board of Education members in 2024.
An amendment filed by Illinois Senate President Don Harmon, D-Oak Park, would allow the board to be fully elected as soon as next year by splitting up memberships to two and four-year terms.
Illinois Senate Democrats introduced a proposal Tuesday that would allow for the election of all 20 members of Chicago’s Board of Education next year.
The Senate Special Committee on the Chicago Elected Representative School Board has reconvened public hearings on the map that will define board districts.
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