IL State Reps

09 Jul HB3593 "Breuder Bill" Passes House and Senate (College of DuPage)

Posted at 11:15h in College of DuPage, DuPage County, feature, Governor, IL State Reps, Illinois Senate, State Board of Education by John Kraft & Kirk Allen 0 Comments

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Springfield, IL. (ECWd) - The "Breuder Bill", HB3593, which limits severance pay at Illinois Community Colleges to no more than 12 months pay has passed the House with a 73-34 vote on concurrence with the Senate amendment. This was one of more than a dozen Bills introduced...

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09 Jul HB3593 “Breuder Bill” Passes House and Senate (College of DuPage)

Posted at 11:15h in College of DuPage, DuPage County, feature, Governor, IL State Reps, Illinois Senate, State Board of Education by John Kraft & Kirk Allen 0 Comments

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Springfield, IL. (ECWd) - The "Breuder Bill", HB3593, which limits severance pay at Illinois Community Colleges to no more than 12 months pay has passed the House with a 73-34 vote on concurrence with the Senate amendment. This was one of more than a dozen Bills introduced...

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30 Jun Illinois General Assembly to Vote on HB 3593

Posted at 15:16h in College of DuPage, DuPage County, feature, IL State Reps by Kirk Allen & John Kraft 3 Comments

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Springfield, IL (ECWd) - Today is a chance for the legislature to take a step in the right direction and vote in support of House Bill 3593. We have been getting word that members are taking the position that the bill to put restraint on contract terms...

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13 Jun Disturbing Trends with Park Districts –

Posted at 20:15h in feature, IL State Reps, Illinois Senate by John Kraft & Kirk Allen 4 Comments

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Illinois (ECWd) - The more Districts we look at, the more problems we find. For some reason, Park Districts, along with other local governments, seem to have been given the wrong definition of "shall serve without compensation" - or maybe they are just confused on what...

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10 Jun Inside AG Madigan’s Public Access Counselor Office

Posted at 22:37h in Attorney General, feature, IL State Reps, Illinois Senate, Lisa Madigan by John Kraft & Kirk Allen 10 Comments

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Springfield, IL. (ECWd) - The Illinois Attorney General's Public Access Counselor's Office (PAC) is responsible for answering inquiries on various subjects, to include the Freedom Of Information Act (FOIA), and the Open Meetings Act (OMA). These inquiries come from public officials, media, and citizens either in...

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31 May Illinois Families Need School Choice –

Posted at 12:22h in feature, Governor, IL State Reps, Illinois Senate by John Kraft & Kirk Allen 11 Comments

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ECWd - In an age where people can make choices in almost every aspect of their lives, their hands are still tied when it comes to the education choices for their children. Choice in schools is already here in one form or another; from choosing where you...

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30 May I am not alone!

Posted at 16:02h in feature, IL State Reps, Illinois Election, Illinois Senate by Kirk Allen & John Kraft 7 Comments

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Illinois - (ECWd) - I woke up this morning to an e-mail from an attorney that has been following our work for some time.  He forwarded an attachment that was titled  - "Chicago: Still the Capital of Corruption - Anti-Corruption Report Number 8 - May 28,...

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30 May When will we learn?

Posted at 07:29h in Edgar County, feature, IL State Reps, Illinois Election, Illinois Senate, Kansas District 3, Shiloh by Kirk Allen & John Kraft 12 Comments

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 (ECWd) - Jerry Sandusky, Joe Paterno and now Dennis Hastert.  All examples that our society is failing at a pace never imaginable. For Hastert, he went from coach to the number 2 in line for the Presidency of our nation. Scandal after scandal across the nation,...

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29 May Quote of the day – Do you agree?

Posted at 09:42h in Edgar County Board, feature, General, IL State Reps, Illinois Election, Illinois Senate, Illinois State Police by Kirk Allen & John Kraft 13 Comments

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Illinois - (ECWd) - "Increasingly in the United States, the degree to which a law is enforced - or whether a person is indicted - depends on the political considerations.  And when the law has become negotiable, civilization utterly collapses." (Author -Victor Hanson)    ...

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26 May School Choice – Parental right?

Posted at 08:10h in feature, IL State Reps, School Boards, State Board of Education by Kirk Allen & John Kraft 8 Comments

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Illinois  (ECWd) - The answer to a simple question is proving to make a world of difference in the understanding of our children’s future. If money were no object, would you send them to public school, private school, or would you home-school? As a product of public and...

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