Future for CPS CEO Pedro Martinez uncertain amid fallout from his firing by Chicago School Board last week
The immediate future of Chicago Public Schools CEO Pedro Martinez remains unclear after the Chicago Board of Education voted to fire him Friday night. Mayor Brandon Johnson's office has not responded to WGN's request for comment,
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The school board unanimously voted to provide the funding needed to keep seven Acero charter schools open next year, before ...
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Seven education stories we’re watching in Chicago in 2025How will the new hybrid school board govern? Will there be a new CPS CEO? Are migrant students getting the help they’re ...
One issue loomed in aldermen’s anxious speeches last week in the lead-up to a vote on Mayor Brandon Johnson’s budget for next ...
Reliance on school buses has been waning for years as districts struggle to find drivers and students attend schools outside ...
Acero parents and educators saw the vote as a massive win after weeks of protests against the planned school closings. Dozens ...
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The Chicago Teachers Union is pushing CPS to reach a contract agreement before January 20. The CTU is concerned a Trump administration may withhold federal money to CPS if Black history continues to ...
Chicago Public Schools are in the thick of a new security plan, after removing police officers from schools this school year.
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