The start of the new school year is two months away, and new HISD Superintendent Mike Miles is making moves to finalize significant changes before the fall.
New Houston ISD Superintendent Mike Miles announces new principals since Texas' takeover, saying there are more staffing changes to come.The Houston Independent School District is moving closer to finalizing big changes since the state's takeover before school starts in the fall.
It was the first of HISD's "family events," and after months of meetings that have been interrupted by protesting, the superintendent called Tuesday night "productive." Forest Brook Middle is one of 28 schools Miles is targeting as part of what he calls the "New Education System," which includes North Forest, Wheatley, and Kashmere High and the middle and elementary schools that feed into them.Seventeen of them are returning this year, but 11 of the principals will be new.
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