TEA takes over Houston I.S.D.
HOUSTON, TX. (KGNS) - The Texas Education Agency officially took over the Houston Independent School District.
The TEA also announces the appointment of the nine-member board of managers for Houston I.S.D. and the selection of a new superintendent.
The Texas Tribune reports the high school received a failing accountability grade from the agency for five years in a row.
It reached that threshold in 2019, but a court injunction had delayed any action from the TEA until this year.
TEA Commissioner named Mike Miles as the new superintendent of Houston ISD.
According to a news release, Superintendent Miles began working on Thursday under a 21-day interim contract until he receives formal approval from the board of managers.
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