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New Amendments to Illinois Special Education Regulations Increase Translation Accommodations for Parents and Guardians | Franczek P.C. - Vimarsana News

New Amendments to Illinois Special Education Regulations Increase Translation Accommodations for Parents and Guardians | Franczek P.C.

As part of its ongoing efforts to increase inclusivity towards non-native English speakers in the academic setting, the Illinois State Board of Education amended its special education...

How Illinois politicians allow government unions to rewrite state law - Vimarsana News

How Illinois politicians allow government unions to rewrite state law

Illinois voters passed a first-of-its-kind government union provision when they approved Amendment 1 in November 2022. Inaccurately dubbed a “Workers’ Rights Amendment,”1 it in truth allows government union contracts to override state and local laws.2

Hal Woods: Chicago's 21-member school board is too large. Springfield should shrink it. – Chicago Tribune - Vimarsana News

Hal Woods: Chicago's 21-member school board is too large. Springfield should shrink it. – Chicago Tribune

A smaller Chicago school board and an offer of compensation are essential to ensuring the board’s effectiveness.

Sarah Blissett seeks election to Springfield District 186 school board - Vimarsana News

Sarah Blissett seeks election to Springfield District 186 school board

The candidate is seeking election to the seat she was appointed to when Scott McFarland left. She's challenged by Spurgeon Johnson and Jessica Bandy

Source: sj-r.com
Proposed bill would ban referring students to police to be ticketed - Vimarsana News

Proposed bill would ban referring students to police to be ticketed

A proposed Illinois bill would prohibit school officials from referring students to local law enforcement for ticketing.  Introduced by State Rep. La Shawn Ford (D-Chicago) in mid-February, the legislation amends the Illinois School Code to make referring students to a local public entity, school resource officer or peace officer for a fine illegal if there...