There is turnover in education all the time. But having 10 superintendents in one region announce retirement in the same school year is prompting the question, why now?
It marks 10 school district leaders who have left or plan to leave their jobs this school year alone.
Shannon Holmes is the Executive Director for the Association of Texas Professional Educators and personally knows some of the 10 who announced they're leaving. Holmes says there are individual reasons for each departure but admits the pandemic and what’s happened as a result of it made the job much harder.
School board meetings have turned into lightning rods for conflict and a political football heading into an election year. Gov. Greg Abbott has made a so-called "Parental Bill of Rights" a keystone of his reelection campaign.
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