Residency Rules

The Chicago board of education last week tightened its residency requirements for teachers and other employees. Principals and other supervisors now will be responsible for making sure that newly hired employees live in the city. Previously, under an honor system, employees signed statements of residency, but...

By Catherine Gewertz

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