Chicago school board to vote on pension reimbursement to the city – Chalkbeat Chicago

The planned vote on an agreement to pay $175 million into a city pension fund that covers city workers and non-teaching Chicago Public Schools staff comes less than two weeks after Mayor Brandon Johnson proposed a record $552.4 million funding boost to the district. The intergovernmental agreement the school board will consider states that the pension payment will only take place if the district receives this money, which would require City Council approval.

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