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Hispanic Superintendents In Texas Lags Student Population

Associated Press / SHELBY WEBB, AP

Posted on March 29, 2018 · An analysis shows Greater Houston lags far behind other Texas metropolitan areas when it comes to hiring Latino leaders

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