With the entire Board of Education resigning, what’s next for CPS families? – Chicago Tribune/MSN

Guidelines set by most districts in Illinois dictate that board of education members are responsible for voting on appointments to fill vacant seats, and must accept applications from members of the public. CPS policy, however, gives the Chicago mayor the final authority on new appointments — making it possible for Brandon Johnson to unilaterally hand-pick new members who align with his policy vision.
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Gerald Every
1 year ago

Question from an outstater. Why is your mayor appointing ANY school board members? Wake up?

David F
1 year ago
Reply to  Gerald Every

Unfortunately there’s nothing you can do about it this point. The entire state is socialistic and there’s no way out until the whole state stops pulling the blue handle.

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