Overview
- Commissioner Mike Morath directed the appointment of a board of managers and a conservator to assume governance of the district.
- TEA reported that all six campuses earned either an F or a C, with five campuses failing and only 22% of students meeting grade level.
- An informal review is scheduled for Dec. 19, with supporting documentation due to the agency by Dec. 15.
- The agency says naming the board and conservator will take months into 2026, so the elected trustees and Superintendent Mark Ramirez remain in charge for now.
- The letter states a new superintendent will be appointed, though it is not yet clear whether Ramirez will be replaced.