The Takeover Tab: State-Imposed Superintendent Buyouts Cost School Districts Big Bucks
And, critics of TEA takeovers say, those costs are just the beginning of expenses that come with state intervention but without state recompense.
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And, critics of TEA takeovers say, those costs are just the beginning of expenses that come with state intervention but without state recompense.
Texas' largest school district may even convert its renowned performing arts institution under a program that benefitted the state-appointed superintendent in his previous career.
Fort Worth ISD is among the districts that could join Houston in having its elected board deposed, while Beaumont and Edgewood ISDs offer a cautionary tale.
It’s on the agenda at the Texas Capitol, but advocates worry heavy-handed "accountability" will remain intact.
An agency report challenging media stories overlooks the charter schools’ compliance with federal tax and state business laws, on the watch of the now-HISD superintendent, while revealing new out-of-state payments.
“In my 33 years as an educator, I’ve never known teachers to come out against a bond. I’ve never seen so much community involvement and participation, mainly because we do not trust Mike Miles.”
An Observer investigation has found irregularities in how the Houston ISD superintendent's Colorado charter school nonprofit did business in Texas.
House Representative Harold Dutton Jr. stands behind the state takeover of the district. Can he survive another reelection after its fallout?
“We are professional educators. We demand to be respected.”
New superintendent Mike Miles put on a play to inspire teachers. Not everyone was amused.