CPS Inspector General Will Fletcher Resigns to Lead New York Oversight Agency

Fletcher leaves after significant tenure marked by major investigations and reforms within Chicago Public Schools.

Will Fletcher steps down as CPS Inspector General to head the Gateway Development Commission in New York.
During his four-year tenure, Fletcher's office uncovered financial mismanagement and expanded sexual misconduct investigations.
Deputy Inspector General Amber Nesbitt appointed as acting inspector general by Mayor Brandon Johnson.
Fletcher's resignation comes as CPS faces budget deficits and the end of federal COVID relief funds.
The Board of Education will vote on a resolution acknowledging Nesbitt's new role on Thursday.