In a significant upheaval, all members of the Chicago Board of Education have announced their resignation. This decision comes amidst increased tensions and disputes with Mayor Brandon Johnson regarding the leadership and direction of Chicago Public Schools (CPS). Critics argue that the wave of resignations highlights the mayor's struggle to build consensus and effectively manage the school district. The mass resignations, described as a 'transition plan' by the mayor's office, have left the CPS in chaos as it grapples with budgetary challenges and ongoing contract negotiations with the Chicago Teachers Union. Mayor Johnson faced scrutiny for his handling of the situation, denying accusations that he pressured CPS CEO Pedro Martinez to step down. The resignations are viewed as a critical moment for the future of Chicago's educational landscape, with questions surrounding the potential impact on school operations and governance.