Mayor Johnson asks CPS CEO Pedro Martinez to resign: report
Mayor Brandon Johnson asked CPS CEO Pedro Martinez to hand in his resignation this week, according to a report. The news follows weeks of speculation regarding Martinez's future with the district amid ongoing contract negotiations between the Chicago Teachers Union (CTU).
Mayor Brandon Johnson tells CPS CEO Pedro Martinez he wants him out, sources say
After months of tension, Mayor Brandon Johnson told Chicago Public Schools CEO Pedro Martinez this week that he wants the embattled schools chief to leave his position, three sources told the Chicago Sun-Times and WBEZ.
A WCPO crew that responded to the scene found police cruisers and crime scene tape cutting off the area near North College ...
This week’s topics include reports of Mayor Brandon Johnson asking Chicago Public Schools CEO Pedro Martinez to step down, ...
Mayor Brandon Johnson’s Board of Education unanimously approved the strategic plan during a special board meeting Wednesday ...
CHICAGO (CBS) —The Chicago Board of Education on Wednesday approved its five-year strategic plan to address inequality and ...
“Tonight, a Woodward Career Technical High School student-athlete was injured in a shooting during the school’s football game at North College Hill, Cincinnati Public school district said in a ...
Citing an analysis CPS says it has shelved, the CTU said the school district’s CEO was assessing closing or consolidating up ...
It’s good to hear that staffing levels are improving in the county Child Protective Services Department and that caseworkers are handling normal caseloads. But, as we’ve said in this space before, ...
By the time a federal jury delivered its verdict Wednesday evening, awarding Jomaury Champ’s family $750,000 in damages, the Chicago Public Schools student, who’s now 15, had long left the courtroom.
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