DALLAS—The incoming leader of Dallas schools has announced an overhaul that means dozens of staffers must reapply for a chance to keep their jobs.
Mike Miles takes over as superintendent of the Dallas Independent School District on July 1, but is a paid adviser until then.
Officials say 68 DISD employees are affected in the restructuring, including about two dozen top-level administrators. Officials say 36 positions will be available. Details on the jobs are being posted Wednesday, with interviews to start Monday.
Eleven vacant jobs are being eliminated.
DISD has more than 157,000 students and a staff topping 20,000.
Miles is wrapping up as superintendent of the Harrison School District No. 2, which includes some suburbs of Colorado Springs, Colo.
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