Special to the AdvanceAUSTIN — On Feb. 1, the Texas Education Agency announced the appointment of a seven-member Board of Managers and a new superintendent to oversee the operations of the La Joya Independent School District (LJISD).This decision is the result of a TEA investigation that substantiated allegations of fraud and conflicts of interest executed by members of the elected LJISD Board of Trustees.Sen. Juan “Chuy” Hinojosa released a statement that addressed the situation.“There is nothing more important to our communities, our families, and the future of our children than a strong public school system,” he said. “Our dedicated La ...