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Cincinnati Public School's board approved the resignation of Superintendent Iranetta Wright.

Superintendent Iranetta Wright says she sees an opportunity to move forward, but it will take teamwork.

The Cincinnati Public Schools' teachers' union announced Monday that they will be taking up a vote of "no confidence" against CPS superintendent Iranetta Wright.

Cincinnati Public Schools' unions are meeting in May to take a vote of no confidence in Superintendent Iranetta Wright.

Nearly four years after the pandemic started, schools are still working to get children’s learning back on track.

In an exclusive interview with WLWT, Cincinnati Public Schools Superintendent Iranetta Wright discussed the tabling of consolidation talks while also looking to the future with student organization, including bringing back middle schools.

Major budget cuts could bring about changes for Cincinnati Public Schools, as the school board has continued talks of consolidating four schools to cut costs.

Aside from just the proposed changes, a major concern for teachers is losing resources and staffing cuts in key positions like super subs, who help out in schools across the district.

Cincinnati Public Schools Supt. Iranetta Wright and her colleagues are focused on resolving a nearly $90 million budget gap.

Cincinnati Public Schools and the City of Cincinnati held a joint special meeting to talk about issues within the second largest school district in the state.