Chicago Public Schools principals file petition to unionize – Illinois Policy

Chicago Principals and Administrators Association President Troy LaRaviere said the new union would advocate for better pay and working conditions for CPS administrators, including improved job security. Principals at Chicago’s public schools already earned about 30% more on average than their counterparts in other parts of the state before Gov. JB Pritzker signed House Bill 5107 in February, giving only CPS administrators the power to collectively bargain.