SAN ANTONIO - The Texas Education Agency approved a special waiver this week, surprising 11 substitute teachers at Harlandale High School with incredible news.
Texas Education Agency approval turns 11 substitute teachers into full-time educators at Harlandale ISDEleven substitute teachers get surprising news at Harlandale ISD after Texas Education Agency waiver approved.
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