CPS CEO Pedro Martinez (left) and Mayor Brandon Johnson (right) with yellow and black balloons in background
CPS CEO Pedro Martinez (left) and Mayor Brandon Johnson (right) released the first school budgets under the new mayoral administration Tuesday. Most schools saw gains. Anthony Vazquez / Chicago Sun-Times
CPS CEO Pedro Martinez (left) and Mayor Brandon Johnson (right) with yellow and black balloons in background

Reset with Sasha-Ann Simons

Mayor Johnson replaces nearly all Chicago Board of Ed members

The mayor is bringing on several activists to the board. In the past, many of the seven seats were filled by consultants, bankers and lawyers.

CPS CEO Pedro Martinez (left) and Mayor Brandon Johnson (right) released the first school budgets under the new mayoral administration Tuesday. Most schools saw gains. Anthony Vazquez / Chicago Sun-Times
By Meha Ahmad

Mayor Brandon Johnson shook things up Wednesday when he announced new appointees for all but one member of the Chicago Board of Education.

Reset learns what this change means for Chicago schools.

GUEST: Sarah Karp, WBEZ education reporter

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CPS CEO Pedro Martinez (left) and Mayor Brandon Johnson (right) with yellow and black balloons in background
CPS CEO Pedro Martinez (left) and Mayor Brandon Johnson (right) released the first school budgets under the new mayoral administration Tuesday. Most schools saw gains. Anthony Vazquez / Chicago Sun-Times
CPS CEO Pedro Martinez (left) and Mayor Brandon Johnson (right) with yellow and black balloons in background

Reset with Sasha-Ann Simons

Mayor Johnson replaces nearly all Chicago Board of Ed members

The mayor is bringing on several activists to the board. In the past, many of the seven seats were filled by consultants, bankers and lawyers.

CPS CEO Pedro Martinez (left) and Mayor Brandon Johnson (right) released the first school budgets under the new mayoral administration Tuesday. Most schools saw gains. Anthony Vazquez / Chicago Sun-Times
By Meha Ahmad

Mayor Brandon Johnson shook things up Wednesday when he announced new appointees for all but one member of the Chicago Board of Education.

Reset learns what this change means for Chicago schools.

GUEST: Sarah Karp, WBEZ education reporter

More From

Reset with Sasha-Ann Simons