New York City's Schools Chancellor David Banks has announced his resignation, set to take effect at the end of the year. His decision comes amid ongoing federal investigations targeting various aspects of the Adams administration, including the seizure of personal devices linked to these probes. Banks's departure adds to a growing list of exits among city officials as inquiries continue. While he maintains a vision for the future of NYC schools, his tenure has been overshadowed by the tumult surrounding his administration. Banks has emphasized the importance of AI in education, but his recent 'State of Schools' address has been criticized as lacking substance. As Banks prepares to leave his post, questions remain about the stability of leadership within the NYC public schools.