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Houston ISD takeover: Superintendent Mike Miles asking workers at Wheatley, Kashmere, North Forest feeder systems to re-apply - Vimarsana News

Houston ISD takeover: Superintendent Mike Miles asking workers at Wheatley, Kashmere, North Forest feeder systems to re-apply

Newly-installed Houston ISD Superintendent Mike Miles wants employees at nearly 30 campuses to re-apply for their jobs.

Source: abc13.com
Houston ISD state takeover: Employees at nearly 30 schools have to reapply for their jobs - Vimarsana News

Houston ISD state takeover: Employees at nearly 30 schools have to reapply for their jobs

Houston ISD employees met with the new superintendent Mike Miles to learn if they will keep their jobs. Several teachers say they don't have a job as of right now, but Miles says that isn't entirely true.

Get to know HISD's new Superintendent and what he says he'll do for the district - Vimarsana News

Get to know HISD's new Superintendent and what he says he'll do for the district

The state of Texas is beginning its takeover of the Houston Independent School District and has now named its 9-member board of managers and new Superintendent Mike Miles.

Will HISD teachers have to reapply after takeover? | Houston news - Vimarsana News

Will HISD teachers have to reapply after takeover? | Houston news

Some teachers may have to reapply after the TEA took over Houston ISD.

Source: khou.com
New Houston ISD Superintendent Mike Miles promises sweeping reforms to 29 schools - Vimarsana News

New Houston ISD Superintendent Mike Miles promises sweeping reforms to 29 schools

State-appointed leaders for the largest district in Texas were sworn in during the early morning at Houston ISD headquarters without public notice or access. Some community advocates are worried about the new superintendent, Mike Miles, who promised sweeping reforms in an interview with Houston Public Media.