In a dramatic turn of events, the entire Chicago Public School (CPS) board has resigned amid escalating tensions between Mayor Brandon Johnson and the teachers' union. The mass resignation has sparked fierce debate among Chicago's aldermen, with many criticizing the mayor's handling of the situation and calling for limitations on his authority regarding education matters. In response, Mayor Johnson has appointed a new board, stating his intention to transform the school district. However, this move has been met with significant backlash, with protests erupting and watchdog groups urging responsible leadership from the new appointees. As the city grapples with budget concerns and ongoing contract negotiations, questions arise about the implications of these sudden changes for CPS and its future.