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Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Sun-Times
National
Tina Sfondeles

Incomplete grade? Chicago elected school board plan stalls amid House, Senate divisions

State Rep. Ann Williams, D-Chicago, discusses her elected school board measure before the House Executive Committee on Wednesday. (Tina Sfondeles/Chicago Sun-Times)

SPRINGFIELD — A plan for Chicago’s newly elected school board has reached a stalemate in the waning days of the veto session.

And with the clock ticking, it appears a private school scholarship tax credit program will sunset by the end of the year, despite strong pressure from Republican lawmakers and activists surrounding the Illinois State Capitol this week.

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