"Months after approving what was billed as a sweeping reform of the
Illinois Freedom of Information Act, legislators, at the behest of
teachers’ unions, on Wednesday barred disclosure of performance
evaluations for teachers, principals and school superintendents.
The measure doesn’t affect evaluations of janitors, secretaries,
teacher aides, bus drivers, cafeteria workers or any other type of
school employee, nor, as written, does it have any impact on municipal,
county or state workers.
But a spokesman for the American Federation of State, County and
Municipal Employees Council 31, which represents 75,000 employees in
various government positions, said the union wants the same exemption
for all public employees who receive performance evaluations.
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