Latino Superintendents Lead Schools in State's Eight Largest Cities (Audio)
By Stella M. Chávez, KERA News
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With a new school superintendent taking over this fall in Houston, every one of Texas’ eight largest cities now has a Latino running the school district. That’s a big deal in a state with a surging Hispanic population and a history of political underrepresentation.

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