CPS CEO Pedro Martinez says he won't resign and cause 'leadership vacuum and instability'
Martinez's opinion piece published Tuesday in the Chicago Tribune comes as the school district is expected to adopt a resolution at its monthly board meeting Thursday that prevents any district-run schools from closing through the 2026-27 school year.
The demonstrations came as approximately $200 billion federal COVID relief funding is coming to an end nationwide.
No resignations had been handed in as of Monday afternoon, but conversations are ongoing about the makeup of the board for ...
Today, Mayor Johnson denied he ever asked Martinez to resign, or for board members to resign for not firing him. CTU ...
CPS slides prepared for the mayor’s office obtained by WBEZ and the Sun-Times lay out a menu of cost-saving efforts, ...
Tension between Chicago Public Schools CEO Pedro Martinez and Mayor Brandon Johnson continued to grow for yet another day on ...
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CTU organizers said some of the budget shortfalls will be worse as some COVID relief funds are set expire on Monday.
The former Charles Earle School is the latest to be reactivated of the 50 Chicago Public Schools—46 buildings in all—that ...
Columbia Public Schools is considering making changes to how their curriculum is developed and taught. Dr. Jeff Klein, the chief academic officer for CPS, fielded questions about the potential change ...
The powerful president of the Chicago Teachers Union on Wednesday said she's not ruling out a strike as contract negotiations ...
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