Chicago Schools Inspector General Closes Investigation Into Harassment Allegations Concerning Board Candidate
The Chicago Public Schools Office of Inspector General has closed its investigation into sexual harassment allegations concerning Hilario Dominguez, a candidate for CPS school board president.
Chicago, IL, October 14, 2026 —
The Chicago Public Schools Office of Inspector General has closed its investigation into sexual harassment allegations concerning Hilario Dominguez, who is a candidate for Chicago Public Schools board president.
The information provided does not say when the investigation began or when it was closed. It also does not describe the allegations, identify who made them, or explain what prompted the investigation.
No findings or conclusions from the investigation were provided. The available information does not indicate whether the allegations were substantiated, whether any action was taken, or whether the investigation’s closure reflected a particular determination. Closing an investigation, on its own, does not establish what investigators concluded.
Further details about the case are not available in the summary. It does not specify whether the Inspector General’s office released a report or statement, or whether Dominguez or any other person commented on the matter.
The summary identifies Dominguez as a candidate for CPS school board president but provides no additional information about his candidacy or the board election. It also does not state whether the investigation affected his candidacy.
As a result, the confirmed information is limited to the office’s closure of its investigation and the fact that it concerned sexual harassment allegations involving Dominguez. The circumstances, findings and any next steps were not provided.
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