TEA to seek applicants for possible South San board replacements

The Texas Education Agency has begun the process of identifying prospective community members who would be willing to serve on a Board of Managers overseeing the South San Antonio Independent School District in place of elected trustees.

Education Commissioner Mike Morath notified all board members in a letter Thursday that he is still conducting a “fact-finding review” into the actions and activities of the board over the last year, and has not yet determined whether a board will be appointed.

“At this time, I have not yet determined if the appointment of a Board of Managers is warranted,” he said in the letter. “If there is sufficient evidence that the Board of Trustees addressed the concerns raised in the investigation, there will be no changes to the district’s existing governance leadership team.”

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