Houston ISD’s deputy superintendent has resigned to move out of Texas, according to a Sept. 17 news release from the district.
The gist
HISD Deputy Superintendent Kristen Hole will move to join her family out of state, according to the news release. Hole’s family had already relocated, but she split time between her new home and Houston to oversee the implementation of new programs that launched at HISD with the start of the 2026-27 school year in August.
“Kristen has given a great deal to this District, both professionally and personally,” HISD Superintendent Mike Miles said via the release. “We understand and respect her decision that the time has come to be with her family. On behalf of HISD, I thank her for her service and wish Kristen and her family all the best in this next chapter.”
Stay tuned
HISD did not respond to questions about finding a replacement deputy superintendent as of press time Sept. 17.
