Miquel Lewis, acting director of Cook County Juvenile Probation and Court Services, speaks to a group of probation officers during a tour last year. Lewis has been appointed by outgoing Mayor Lori Lightfoot to the Chicago Board of Education.
As voters prepare to choose either former Chicago Public Schools CEO Paul Vallas or Cook County commissioner and Chicago Teachers Union organizer Brandon Johnson to be the next mayor of Chicago, Mayor Lori Lightfoot announced a new appointment to the Board of Education Friday. A few days after failing to advance to the April 4 runoff, Lightfoot said she was “thrilled” to appoint Miquel Lewis, former chair of the Noble Network of Charter Schools and acting director of Cook County’s juvenile probation services, to the board overseeing Chicago Public Schools.
Source: Education Headlines (educationheadlines.net)
I’m sure this is totally on the up and up and not at all another corrupt deal as she does it right after she loses…
Why can’t she wait for the next mayor to pick his administration, this is unfair 🤷🏾♂️
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