The entire Chicago Board of Education has announced their resignation, leading to significant turmoil within the district. This unprecedented decision comes amid escalating conflicts between Mayor Brandon Johnson and the board regarding control over the Chicago Public Schools (CPS) and its management. In response to the mass resignations, Mayor Johnson held a fiery press conference, unveiling seven new members appointed to the board. The situation has drawn sharp criticism from 41 Aldermen, who have slammed the mayor's handling of the crisis, calling it 'unprecedented instability'. As parents seek answers and the community grapples with the implications of this shake-up, the fallout from this abrupt leadership change will likely continue to resonate throughout the city.