Illinois Senate OKs Bill That Would Allow Chicago Principals to Unionize

If signed by the governor, House Bill 5107 would repeal current provisions that bar principals and assistant principals in the city from bargaining unit membership.

would repeal current provisions that bar principals and assistant principals in the city from bargaining unit membership.

. “Chicago principals have a voice when it comes to their working conditions, and their voice deserves to be heard and valued.” According to Peters, school administrators in several states, including New York, California, New Hampshire and Connecticut, already have collective bargaining rights.

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