POLITICSCHALKBEAT
Chicago Board of Education 101: Know the basics of the soon-to-be elected board guiding Chicago Public Schools
The Chicago Board of Education will be fully elected in November for the first time in 30 years, allowing registered voters to elect a representative and board president. This entity is tasked with creating the vision and setting priorities for Chicago Public Schools, including holding significant financial power over local property tax allocation. The board's function differs from CPS’ central office, which handles day-to-day operations.
Mentioned
Related Signal
Adjacent reporting
- Here are the 51 people who filed to run for Chicago Board of Education
- Chicago school board elections kicks off with the first day of candidate filing. Who is trying to run?
- Chicago Board of Education set to vote on CPS budget Thursday
- More than $1.6 million raised in Chicago school board election, as contribution caps are lifted in race for board president