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.
CPS CEO Pedro Martinez: I am not resigning
CHICAGO - Tensions are escalating between supporters of Chicago Public Schools (CPS) CEO Pedro Martinez and Mayor Brandon Johnson, who has called for Martinez to resign. This conflict comes as CPS and the Chicago Teachers Union (CTU) prepare for critical face-to-face contract negotiations.
The Board of Education has had issues with CPS CEO Pedro Martinez for some time, WBEZ has learned, but are weighing a ...
Later, at Benito Juarez High School, the support of teachers, counselors and community members led me to the University of ...
The Chicago Public Schools chief has supported many of the union's initiatives, so why are they attacking him now? Because ...
Chicago Board of Education is set to discuss the future of CPS schools and CEO Pedro Martinez's tenure amidst financial ...
The stakes are remarkably high as Chicago Public Schools CEO Pedro Martinez resists Mayor Brandon Johnson’s call for his ...
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Chicago Board of Education meets amid speculation over CPS CEO Pedro Martinez's futureThe Chicago Board of Education will convene Thursday night to discuss local school councils and current developments within ...
Many former Red Sox spanning Castiglione’s career will be in attendance for the pregame ceremony, including Hall of Famers ...
The house of delegates of the Chicago Teachers Union issued a no confidence vote for Chicago Public Schools CEO Pedro ...
The mayor hopes to pressure Springfield into fully funding Chicago Public Schools. There's no guarantee it will work, and his ...
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