Legislative Update
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  • Legislative Update - May 12, 2012

    5/13/2012

    There was a flurry of activity last week as the current legislative session enters its final days before the scheduled May 31 end-of-session date.
  • Legislative Update – April 28, 2012

    4/28/2012

    The Illinois General Assembly completed its work for April and heads into the final scheduled month of the spring legislative session.
  • Legislative Update: March 30, 2012

    3/30/2012

    Budget Remains a Challenge, Movement on Pension Discussions Slow, Important Victories for University Professionals
  • Legislative Update: March 9, 2012

    3/9/2012

    The halls of the State Capitol emptied mid-day Friday as lawmakers returned home to continue their campaigns leading up to the March 20 Primary Election.
  • Legislative Update: March 5, 2012

    3/5/2012

    With the introduction of the governor’s budget proposal a little over two weeks ago, it is clear that continued spending cuts are going to be a part of any budget solution. Education spending may not experience the kind of slashing that other parts of the budget could face, revenue estimates reveal anemic economic growth that continue to cause concern.
  • SB 2862 Will Further Reduce Local Revenue, Harm Students

    2/28/2012

    Senate Bill 2862 would have a far-reaching, negative impact upon already revenue-challenged school districts throughout Illinois. Contact your lawmakers now and urge them to oppose this harmful legislation.
  • TRS Holds Annual Stakeholder Forum

    2/23/2012

    The Teachers’ Retirement System (TRS) of the State of Illinois’ Legislative Committee conducted its annual Stakeholder forum this month.
  • Summary of the Governor’s Budget Address

    2/23/2012

    Governor Pat Quinn delivered his fiscal year 2013 budget address to the Illinois General Assembly.
  • Budget Activities and Funding News Will Dominate State Government Over the Next Three Weeks

    2/17/2012

    Overall, the state continues to face severe fiscal problems. Several reports on revenue and spending estimates will be released in a series of announcements.
  • Pensions Still Hot Topic in Springfield

    2/8/2012

    The new legislative session began in Springfield on January 31, but the main topic of conversation among lawmakers and the governor hasn't changed -- it's still pension funding.
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