Brian R. Bare

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Governor Pritzker’s Executive Order 2020-32 – What School Districts Need to Know

On April 30, 2020, the Governor issued another executive order (2020-32) that, in part, opened up school buildings to allow for the pickup of student belongings. Executive Order 2020-32 can be read here. It also contains a number of other requirements and expands the type of businesses that can reopen for work, although schools have always been [...]

By | May 1st, 2020|Covid-19 Resources, Education Law News|
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School Districts, Data Breaches, and Notifications

Recently, over 13,000 schools across the nation have been receiving a notification from a major education publishing and assessment service provider, that their student and employee data was inadvertently accessed in a data breach.  The data in question appears to have been limited to student or employee names, student dates of birth, and email addresses.  [...]

By | August 8th, 2019|Education Law News|
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Can You Post Your Prevailing Wage Rates Resolution on the School District’s Website Instead of Publishing in the Newspaper?

Every year in June, Illinois public school districts adopt a resolution regarding the prevailing rate of wages to be paid in the locality as required by the Prevailing Wage Act.  Until now, districts also had to publish a notification in a local newspaper regarding that determination. In 2017, the Illinois legislature adopted Public Act 100-154, [...]

By | June 19th, 2018|Education Law News|
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