The current method of electing Chicago local school councils isas illegal as the one found unconstitutional in a 1990 ruling thatthrew the system into upheaval, a new federal lawsuit charges.
The 23-count suit is the second bid by the Chicago PrincipalsAssociation to win compensation for members who lost tenure under therevolutionary 1988 Chicago School Reform Act. The act placedprincipals' fates in the hands of primarily parent-run councils.
"They could have found all kinds of ways to change the guard,"Bruce Berndt, association president, said. "They didn't have tofire nearly 100 people and force another 150 into early retirement .. . They could have …
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