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TEA conservator says SOCORRO ISD is largely meeting exit criteria but budget, customer service remain
Summary
A Texas Education Agency conservator told reporters SOCORRO ISD has met most of the four exit criteria for TEA oversight but still needs a formally adopted balanced budget in June and completion of a customer-service initiative before the conservatorship can end.
A Texas Education Agency conservator said SOCORRO ISD has satisfied most of the requirements to end TEA conservatorship but that two items — a formally adopted balanced budget and a customer-service initiative — remain to be completed.
Dr. Noasad, who told the board earlier this week about four exit criteria for the conservatorship, said he expects to be in El Paso for roughly two more months while the district finishes those last items. “If things go according to plan, I will probably only be in El Paso for, uh, two more months,” he said.
Why it matters: Ending conservatorship would return full operational control to district leadership. The conservator…
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