Mayor Johnson unveils new Chicago Board of Education members
Your new Board of Education, courtesy of Mayor Johnson
After Friday’s announcement that Chicago’s entire Board of Education would be resigning, Mayor Brandon Johnson held a news conference this morning to announce his new board appointments. The group will hold their new positions until November’s election, when Chicagoans will vote for their preferred candidates for the job.
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The new policy corresponds to the language passed last year by the Republican majority in the General Assembly.
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