Chicago School Board

A group of Chicago City Council members and educators have a message for the Chicago Public School Board: They want schools chief Pedro Martinez to remain as CEO.

The power struggle at Chicago Public Schools has taken a new twist.

Chicago made history with its first-ever school board election, a high-stakes and costly race fueled by millions of dollars from the Chicago Teachers Union.

The makeup of Chicago's first elected school board is coming into view.

Thirty-one people ran to represent 10 districts.

How are the elections looking for the Chicago School Board and in the swing states for president? Our experts weigh in.

Chicago's Board of Education met for the first time on Friday since the resignation of Reverend Mitchell Johnson, who served as president for only seven days.

Rev. Mitchell Johnson was only on the job for seven days – long enough to have one board meeting. He announced his resignation on Thursday after a torrent of social media posts were uncovered expressing antisemitic views, 9/11 truther views, and misogyny.

The president of the Chicago School Board of Education has resigned following a call for his resignation from Mayor Brandon Johnson.

A group of school board candidates opposed by the CTU say they have been the target of false and deceptive mailers — incorrectly linking them to Project 2025 and Donald Trump.

Races for Chicago's first elected school board are coming down to the wire.

The newly appointed Chicago School Board members introduced themselves Thursday at the Agenda Review Committee meeting.