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Pritzker Announces Education Committee Aiming to Raise Illinois Student Standards
Governor-elect JB Pritzker has assembled a team to tackle education issues across the state, he announced Tuesday morning, dubbing it the Educational Success Transition Committee.
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Driver Suspended After Student Brings ‘Look-a-Like' Grenade on Suburban School Bus
A suburban school bus driver is on unpaid leave after a first-grader brought what appeared to be a grenade on the vehicle, the Illinois Education Association.
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West Chicago Teachers Vote to Authorize Strike
Members of the West Chicago High School Teachers’ Association voted Friday to authorize a strike, according to the Illinois Education Association.
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Illinois Education Association Endorsing Pritzker for Governor
The largest teachers union, the Illinois Education Association, is endorsing Democrat JB Pritzker for governor. The 135,000 members of the IEA represent the state’s largest education employee’s organization.
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Educational Support Workers to Return to Palatine Classrooms, Say Fight Not Over Yet
After two weeks of striking, educational support workers in a northwest suburban school district returned to their classrooms Monday, but said they will continue their “fight for a fair contract in court.”
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Judge Lifts Temporary Restraining Order, Allowing Dozens of Educational Support Workers to Return to Picket Lines
A judge on Tuesday lifted a temporary restraining order that kept dozens of educational support workers from striking at northwest suburban schools this week.
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District 15 School Support Staff Return to Picket Line as Strike Enters 2nd Week
Support staff in Palatine schools will return to the picket line Monday as a strike in District 15 enters its second week.
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Hundreds of Educational Support Workers in NW Suburban School District Declare a Strike
More than 450 educational support workers in a northwest suburban district declared a strike early Monday morning after a 12-hour negotiation failed to end with a contract.
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