SAISD officially hires Adrian Bustillos as superintendent in split vote
The San Antonio Independent School District has officially hired Adrian Bustillos as superintendent. This decision was made in a split vote.
Further details about the hiring process and the vote are available from Texas Public Radio.
The source of this information is Texas Public Radio, which may have additional details about the new superintendent and the circumstances surrounding the split vote.
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