As Chicago Public Schools faces deficits of around $500 million in each of the next five years, two upcoming Board of Education votes could impact district finances for years to come. CEO Pedro Martinez’s job will potentially be up for a vote when the Board convenes for a special evening meeting Friday, culminating a monthslong political standoff with the Chicago Teachers Union and Mayor Brandon Johnson over whether CPS should take on new debt to fund the cost of a Chicago Teachers Union contract. But the agenda items proposing to either terminate or offer a buyout to the embattled schools chief, who’s promoted fiscal responsibility, aren’t the only momentous decisions on the table.