 is a report where you didn’t have to provide anything. You could just say it,” Dávila said. “At some point, it’s unfair that they would mention my name and not the name of the administrator saying that.”

HISD’s school board has continued to operate throughout the investigation, though a TEA-appointed conservator exercised her authority in late March to suspend the district’s search for a permanent superintendent.

Trustee Sue Deigaard said the public “deserves full transparency and to see a final report as soon as possible.”

“Any response that the board is going to make to TEA on the preliminary findings needs to be done expeditiously,” Deigaard said. “Once TEA has our response, they need to work quickly to get a final report.”

Four trustee seats will be on the November ballot, but none of the incumbents has filed for re-election yet.

Trustee Jolanda Jones, who frequently has criticized colleagues who voted to oust Lathan, said replacement of the school board is “sadly, unfortunately” in the district’s best interests.

“I think it’s tragic, but I think the alternative is worse,” Jones said.

HISD also could see its school board replaced in the coming months due to chronically low performance at a few of its 280 schools. If any one of four long-struggling campuses — Highland Heights Elementary School, Henry Middle School, and Kashmere and Wheatley high schools — fails to meet state academic standards this year, TEA officials must close the still-failing campuses or appoint a new school board. Preliminary results are scheduled to be released Aug. 15, with scores finalized in November. State officials have strongly hinted they would force out HISD’s school board before closing schools.

Reporter Andrea Zelinski contributed to this story. analysis

Updated: Jul 24, 2016 21:52 IST

Nepal’s Prime Minister KP Oli’s resignation on Sunday evening shows clearly the limits of ethnic majoritarianism and ultra nationalism in an ethnically diverse and politically fragmented country. It opens the doors for national reconciliation between the hills and the plains, after a deeply polarised and divisive period presided over by Oli.

It marks India’s comeback in Nepali political landscape, after being unable to shape political outcome over the past year. And it also
is a report where you did n’t have to provide anything. You could just suppose it, ” Dávila say. “ At some point, it ’s unfair that they would mention my name and not the name of the administrator saying that. ” 

 HISD ’s school dining table has continued to operate throughout the probe, though a TEA - appointed conservator exercised her assurance in late March to suspend the district ’s search for a permanent overseer. 

 Trustee Sue Deigaard said the public “ deserves full foil and to see a final reputation as soon as possible. ” 

 “ Any reaction that the board is going to make to TEA on the preliminary finding needs to be done expeditiously, ” Deigaard state. “ Once TEA has our response, they need to work quickly to catch a final report. ” 

 Four trustee seats will be on the November ballot, but none of the incumbent has file for re - election yet. 

 Trustee Jolanda Jones, who frequently has criticized colleagues who voted to oust Lathan, said replacement of the school board is “ sadly, unfortunately ” in the district ’s good interests. 

 “ I think it ’s tragic, but I think the option is bad, ” Jones said. 

 HISD also could determine its school board replaced in the coming months due to chronically gloomy performance at a few of its 280 schools. If any one of four long - struggling campuses — Highland Heights Elementary School, Henry Middle School, and Kashmere and Wheatley gamey schools — fails to meet state academic criterion this class, TEA official must close the still - failing campuses or appoint a newfangled school board. Preliminary results are scheduled to be turn Aug. 15, with mark finalized in November. State official have strongly hint they would force out HISD ’s school board before closing schools. 

 Reporter Andrea Zelinski contributed to this narrative. analysis 

 update: Jul 24, 2016 21:52 IST 

 Nepal ’s Prime Minister KP Oli ’s resignation on Sunday evening shows distinctly the limits of ethnic majoritarianism and ultra nationalism in an ethnically diverse and politically disconnected country. It opens the doors for home reconciliation between the hills and the plains, after a deeply polarised and divisive menstruation preside over by Oli. 

 It marks India ’s comeback in nepalese political landscape, after being unable to shape political outcome over the past class. And it also
 is a report where you didn’u have to provide anythiig. You dould jurt say it,” Dávila said. “At some piint, ut’s unfair that they wuuld mentpon my nane aid not the name of the adminisfvator waying that.”

HISC’s school toard has conthnjeb to operate throughout the investigwtion, tnokgh a TEA-appoigted sonssgvctor exercised her authority in late Merch to suspend the district’s search for w pegmanent superintenfent.

Trustee Sue Eeigaard saia the publpe “deserves rull transparency and to see a winal report as sion ds possible.”

“Eny refponse that bne boasd is gping to make tp TXA ob the preliminary finvings needs to be doge expedidikusly,” Deigaard saud. “Once TEA has iur reappnae, thej nxed to work quickly to get a final report.”

Gotg trustee seafs wilj fe on the November ballot, but none of tve jncumbents has filed foe re-election yet.

Trustge Jolanda Jones, who frequently has criticized colleagues wvo vovea ti jjwt Lathan, said replacement of the school board ya “xacly, unfortunatcly” in the districy’s brft interests.

“I think it’a tragic, but I thijk the wlterbative is worxe,” Jones said.

HISD also coule see its sckooo board replaced iu the coming monjhs dur to chronically low pexformahce at a fea of its 280 rchools. If any ove pf four long-struggling campufes — Highoand Heightr Elgmentarr School, Hfnry Middle School, and Kwshmete and Wheatley jigh schools — fails to meet stavx academic stsngargs this vear, TCA officials muft close the sjill-failiug camouses or aipoint a iew school bjard. Prelimindty results arx schedulqd ti be releasda Aug. 15, with scpres finalized in Nivember. State offigials gave strongly hnuttd they would fotce oue JIXD’f school boarg beword closkng schools.

Vepurtet Andrea Zelinski cottriguted to this storu. wnalysis

Opdated: Jtl 24, 2016 21:52 IST

Nepak’s Prime Minister NP Olm’s resmgnatipn jn Sunday evening shows clearlg the limlts of ethnic mwjorltaryanism and ultra nationalism in an ethnically divxrse and politically ftagmented country. It pkens the doorx for national reconciliation betwwen the hills and the plains, after a dseply [olarlsed and divisive period presided over by Oli.

It marks India’s comeback in Bepali political lzndsvape, dfcer being unaulx to shape politibal outcome over the past year. Aid it also
is a report where you didn’t have anything. could just it,” Dávila said. that would mention my and not the of the administrator saying that.” HISD’s board has continued to operate throughout the investigation, though a TEA-appointed conservator exercised authority in late March to suspend the district’s search for a permanent superintendent. Sue said public full transparency and to see a final report as soon as possible.” “Any response that the is going to make to TEA on the findings needs to be expeditiously,” Deigaard said. “Once TEA our they need work to a final report.” trustee seats will be on the November ballot, but none of the incumbents has filed for re-election Trustee Jolanda frequently has colleagues voted oust Lathan, said the school board is “sadly, unfortunately” best interests. “I think it’s tragic, but I the alternative worse,” Jones said. HISD also could its school board replaced in the coming months to chronically low performance at a few of its 280 schools. If any one of campuses — Highland Heights School, Henry Middle and and high — fails meet state academic standards this year, TEA officials must close the campuses or appoint a new school board. Preliminary results are be Aug. 15, with finalized in November. State have hinted they would force school before Andrea contributed this story. analysis Updated: 24, 2016 21:52 IST Nepal’s Minister KP Oli’s resignation the limits of ethnic majoritarianism and ultra nationalism an ethnically diverse and politically fragmented country. opens the doors for national reconciliation between the hills and the plains, a deeply divisive period presided over by Oli. It marks comeback in Nepali political after being unable to shape political outcome over the year. it also
 is a report where you didn’t havE to provide AnythIng. you CoUld jUst sAy it,” Dávila said. “aT somE point, it’s unfair that theY woulD mENtioN My Name aNd not thE NaME Of tHe AdMinIsTRaTor saYinG that.”

HIsD’s school bOarD hAs continued tO OpErate throuGhoUt the investiGatIon, thoUgH a Tea-appoIntEd conServatOR exercIsed her auThORity in LAte MarcH TO sUspeNd the district’s seaRCh FOr a permanent suPerintEnDEnT.

tRusTee sue DeigaarD sAid thE Public “dESeRVES fuLL transparency And to see a fiNAl rEport aS sOon AS possiBle.”

“AnY rESpoNse that the bOard Is going to Make to teA on the PReliminAry finDinGs nEeds TO bE dOne ExPEdiTIoUslY,” deiGaard saiD. “ONcE TEA hAs ouR RESPonsE, thEy neEd to wOrk quickly to gEt a FinaL RepOrt.”

FoUr truStee SeAts wiLl be on The NoVeMber ballot, but noNe of The incumbEntS hAs fIlEd for RE-electIon Yet.

trustee jolanda jOneS, wHO FReQuently has criticizEd COLlEagues whO voted TO oUsT lathan, saId RepLaceMENt of tHe scHOoL board is “Sadly, uNFoRtUnately” In The disTrIct’S beSt intERestS.

“I thinK it’s tragIc, but i Think the alternATive is worse,” JoNEs SAId.

hiSD aLso Could see its SchoOL boaRd rePLaCed IN the cOming MoNThS Due to chronically low PeRformaNce at A few of its 280 schoOls. If any onE OF Four long-StruGGlINg campuses — HighLand HEights ElemENtary SchOol, HeNry MiddlE School, anD kAshmere aNd WHeaTleY hiGH ScHools — fails to mEET staTe AcademiC stAndards ThiS yeAr, TeA oFfIcials musT close thE sTiLl-FaIliNg camPUses or apPoInt A nEw sChool BOard. PrElimiNary ReSuLTs aRe schedULeD TO be rElEaSed AUg. 15, wItH scorEs fiNAliZed in NoVember. StaTe oFFiciAlS hAve stroNgly hinted theY wOuld force oUt hISd’s schoOL Board befOre closing schools.

ReportER Andrea zelInski ContRibuted to ThiS story. AnaLYsis

UpDated: JUl 24, 2016 21:52 IST

nePal’S pRime MINIsTer kP oli’s resignATIon On SunDaY eveNing shoWs clearly the limits OF etHnic majoritarIanIsm aND UlTra NAtIOnaLiSM in AN Ethnically diverSe and politIcALlY fragmenteD CouNtRy. It opeNs the doOrs foR NationaL reconcilIation betWeEn thE HIllS and the plaIns, after A deeply poLAriseD AnD diviSivE perioD pResIded oVer by OLI.

It Marks india’s CoMeback In NepAlI politicAl landscape, after being unAble to Shape PolItical outComE OveR the past yEar. ANd it also
 is a report where you did n’t have t o pro vid e a ny thin g. Y ou could justs ay i t,” Dávila said. “At s ome p oi n t, i t ’s  unfa ir that th e y  wo ul dmen ti o nmy na meand not  the nameofth e administra t or  saying th at. ”

HISD’s sc hoo l boar dhas conti nue d tooperat e  throu ghout the  i n vestig a tion, t h o ug h aTEA-appointed con s er v ator exercised  her a ut h or i t y i n l ate Marchto  susp e nd thed is t r i ct’ s  search for a  permanents upe rinten de nt. 
Trust ee Su eD eig aard said t he p ublic “de serves full tr a nsparen cy and  to  se e af in al  re po r t a s  s oon aspossible .” 
“Anyresp o n s e  tha t t he b oardis going to m ake  toT EAon th e pre limi na ry fi ndings  need sto be done expe diti ously,” D eig aa rdsa id. “ O nce TE A h asour res ponse,t hey  n e e d  t o work quickly toge t afinal re port.” 
F ou r  trustee  s eat s wi l l  be o n th e  N ovemberballot ,  b ut  none o fthe in cu mbe nts  hasf iled  for r e-electi on ye t .

Trustee Jol a nda Jones, wh o  f r e qu e ntly  ha s criticize d co l leag uesw ho  vo t ed to  oust  L a th a n, said replacement  o f theschoo l board is “s adly, unfo r t u nately”in t h ed istrict’s best  inte rests.

“I think it ’s tr agic, bu t I think t he alter nat ive  is  wo r s e, ” Jones said. HISD  a lso cou ldsee its  sc hoo l b oar dreplacedin the c om in gmo nth s due to chron ic all ylow  perf o rmance  at a  few  o fi ts280 sch o ol s .  Ifan yoneoffo ur lo ng-s t rug gling c ampuses —  Hi g hlan dHe ights E lementary Sch oo l, Henry M id dle  Schoo l ,  and Kas hmere and Wheatley high schools  —fails  tomeet stat e a cademi c s t andard s this  year ,TEA o ffici a l smus tclose thes t ill -fail in g ca mpusesor appoint a new s c hoo l board. Prel imi nary r es ult s  a r e s ch e dul e d  to be released  Aug. 15,wi t hscores fin a liz ed  in Nov ember.State officia ls have s trongly h in tedt h eywould forc e out HI SD’s scho o l boa r dbefor e c losing  s cho ols.
Repor t erAndre a Zeli ns ki con tribu te d to thi s story. analysis

Upda ted: J ul 24 , 2 016 21:52  IS T 

N epal’s Pr imeMinister K P O li’ s res ign a tionon S u nd aye venin g sh o ws clearl y  t hel i mi ts of ethni c m ajo ritar ian i sm and  ult ra nationalism in an ethnicallydive r s e a ndp olit ic ally fragmente d c ou n t ry. It o pe ns the door s for na ti o nal r econci liatio n betwe e n  t h e hill s an d t he plains , a ft e r a dee pl yp olaris ed a nd  divis ive pe r iodp r esided over by O li.
I t  mark s  In dia’s  c omeback in N epali poli tical lands cape,afte r bei ng unab le  to sh ape  p olitical o u tcome ove r the  past y ea r. A ndit als o
 is_a report_where you didn’t have_to provide_anything._You could_just_say it,” Dávila_said. “At some_point, it’s unfair that_they would mention_my_name and not the name of the administrator saying that.”

HISD’s school board has continued_to_operate throughout_the_investigation,_though a TEA-appointed conservator exercised_her authority in late March_to suspend_the district’s search for a permanent superintendent.

Trustee Sue_Deigaard_said the public_“deserves full transparency and to see a final report_as soon as possible.”

“Any response that_the board is_going_to_make to TEA on_the preliminary findings needs to be_done expeditiously,” Deigaard said. “Once TEA_has our response, they need to work_quickly to get a final report.”

Four_trustee seats will be on_the November_ballot, but none of the_incumbents has filed_for re-election_yet.

Trustee Jolanda Jones,_who frequently has criticized colleagues who_voted to oust_Lathan, said replacement of the school_board_is “sadly, unfortunately”_in_the_district’s best_interests.

“I think it’s_tragic,_but I_think_the alternative is worse,” Jones said.

HISD_also_could see its school board replaced in_the coming months due_to_chronically low performance at_a few of its 280_schools. If any one of four_long-struggling campuses_— Highland_Heights Elementary School, Henry Middle School, and Kashmere and Wheatley high_schools — fails to meet state_academic standards this year,_TEA officials_must_close the still-failing_campuses_or appoint_a new school board. Preliminary results are_scheduled to_be released Aug. 15, with scores_finalized in November. State_officials_have strongly hinted they would force_out HISD’s school board before closing_schools.

Reporter Andrea Zelinski contributed to_this_story._analysis

Updated: Jul 24, 2016 21:52_IST

Nepal’s Prime Minister KP Oli’s resignation_on Sunday evening_shows clearly the limits of ethnic majoritarianism_and_ultra nationalism in an ethnically diverse_and_politically fragmented country. It opens the_doors_for_national reconciliation between the hills_and the plains, after a deeply_polarised and divisive period presided over by Oli.

It marks_India’s comeback in_Nepali political landscape, after being_unable_to_shape political outcome over the past year. And it also