Illinois HR 79: CONGRATS-GLENDALE HEIGHTS

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HR0079LRB104 10091 LAW 20163 r

1HOUSE RESOLUTION

2 WHEREAS, The members of the Illinois House of 

3Representatives wish to congratulate the Chicago Teachers' 

4Pension Fund (CTPF) on the occasion of its 130th anniversary; 

5and

6 WHEREAS, The Illinois legislature established the Public 

7School Teachers' Pension and Retirement Fund of Chicago (the 

8Fund), the first teachers' pension system in Illinois and the 

9second in the nation, in order to help attract and retain 

10professional teachers and to ensure the financial stability 

11and dignity of teachers in retirement, with this pension 

12system being enacted on July 1, 1895; and

13 WHEREAS, Under the governance of the Chicago Board of 

14Education, the Fund struggled with funding in its early days 

15and had difficulty in developing a sustainable model that 

16would provide long-term financial security for its members; 

17and

18 WHEREAS, The Fund's financial crisis became an issue of 

19social justice taken up by activist and reformer Jane Addams, 

20known as the "mother" of social work, who was elected as 

21president of the Pension Board on August 30, 1905, and 

22subsequently, she pushed for pension reform in the Illinois 

HR0079- 2 -LRB104 10091 LAW 20163 r

1legislature; and

2 WHEREAS, Under Addams' guidance, improvements were 

3initiated through the enactment of the pension reform law of 

41907, setting the groundwork for stabilization and granting 

5teachers control over governance by establishing an 

6independent governing board that included six active teacher 

7representatives; and

8 WHEREAS, CTPF has operated as an independent organization, 

9governed by the board of trustees and administered by an 

10executive director who oversees th