Posted on · The TEA will appoint a board of managers who will assume control in June, replacing the elected board of trustees. The elected board will maintain their seats, but they will not have any authority.
Posted on · Our experts share what you need to know about this action and answer your questions and concerns.
Posted on · The state-appointed managers will hold immense power. They can control the budget, school closures, collaborations with charter networks, policies around curriculum and library books, as well as hiring or firing the superintendent, among other important decisions.
Posted on · Most concerns from parents revolve around public school closures and low-income students being left out of decisions.