There may be areas that will require a more thorough review that is outside the scope of this Task Force. In recent months, well-publicized events across the state point to the need for the probe, Rylander said. In one district, administrators are under criminal investigation for tampering with test documents. In another, the TEA is investigating possible misclassification of special education students to boost performance rankings. There are also reports of key student absences on test days.
Districts report having low numbers of administrators, but the administrative offices are filled.
Something is wrong here. He has been a driving force for education in Texas for 41 years, both in the public school system and in higher education. He is a practicing attorney. Former State Representative Wilhelmina Delco of Austin. She is a former member of the Austin Independent School District Board of Trustees and served ten terms in the Legislature, working as the Chair of the House Higher Education Committee and as Speaker Pro Tempore.