A Cook County judge on Tuesday afternoon ruled that Chicago Public Schools CEO Pedro Martinez has a legally protected interest to continue negotiating the current teachers contract ...

The judge’s ruling also barred Chicago Board of Education members from attending contract negotiations with the Chicago ...

Mayor Brandon Johnson’s Chicago Board of Education voted Friday to fire Chicago Public Schools Chief Executive Officer Pedro Martinez, clearing the way for the mayor to install a new leader for ...

Chicago Public Schools CEO Pedro Martinez was fired late Friday night, clearing the way for Mayor Brandon Johnson to install a new leader of the nation’s fourth-largest school district after a ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- Mayor Brandon Johnson's interim Chicago Board of Education voted unanimously to fire Chicago Public Schools CEO Pedro Martinez without cause on Friday night. Martinez called the ...

CHICAGO — Mayor Brandon Johnson’s Chicago Board of Education voted unanimously Friday to fire Chicago Public Schools Chief Executive Officer Pedro Martinez, clearing the way for the mayor to ...

The Chicago Board of Education voted Friday night to fire embattled Chicago Public Schools CEO Pedro Martinez, who filed a preemptive lawsuit challenging the board's authority to force him out.

The Chicago Board of Education has voted to fire Chicago Public Schools CEO Pedro Martinez. WGN's Jenna Barnes has the latest developments. Senate confirms 2 Biden judicial nominees, boosting ...

Ed Burke and former House Speaker and ward boss Mike Madigan — should perhaps guard against sounding too shocked by news that a Chicago elected official has stooped to a new low. Pedro Martinez ...

CPS CEO Pedro Martinez leaves the school board meeting Friday night. Tyler Pasciak LaRiviere/Sun-Times Share The Board of Education voted unanimously to fire Chicago Public Schools CEO Pedro ...

He claimed the efforts to fire Martinez have involved a “months-long campaign orchestrated by the Chicago Teachers Union and its ally, Mayor Brandon Johnson, to improperly and unlawfully ...