Board of Trustees

PTAA Texas Board of Directors

Brent Parrott – Chairman

With a successful career in technology startups and senior management in the cellular industry, Brent brings extensive experience in business including knowledge of international markets. He also has over 15 years’ experience in the classroom, having left the business world for a second career in education. He is currently PTAA Texas Board Chairman.

bparrott@ptaa.org

Brian Hogan – Vice Chair

Brian Hogan is the owner and CEO of Furniture One, currently with five locations in the Dallas area. Brian and his company participate in community projects such as furnishing over 300 apartments in assistance to Hurricane Katrina victims...

bhogan@ptaa.org

Victoria White – Secretary/Treasurer

Victoria White is a Practice Group Specialist with Ice Miller’s Municipal Finance Practice. She assists with day-to-day operations and manages strategic relationships...

vwhite@ptaa.org

Mansoureh Tehrani – Board Member

Engaging, persuasive, and tenacious Educational Leader holding two Master's Degrees, with a track record of achieving award-winning school conversions into highly engaging learning environments.

mtehrani@ptaa.org

Advisory Board

Dr. William Maley, PhD

Dr. Maley is a Director of Asia-Pacific College of Diplomacy for Australian National University (ANU Australia). He is an Advisory Board member of the Liechtenstein Institute at Princeton University.

Nancy Albright

Ms. Albright has 25 years in Education as Principal and teacher of a successful private school. She will assist the main board in curriculum selection and classroom methodologies.

Dr. Brent Sasley, PhD

Dr. Sasley is an Associate Professor of Political Science at UT Arlington. He will assist the main board in college credit programs for PTAA high school students...

Dr. Anthony Rivera, MD

Dr. Rivera is an ER doctor at Medical Center McKinney. He will assist the main board with STEM curriculum choices.

Dr. Hossein Zamanian, EdD

Dr. Zamanian is a CPA who will assist the main board with financial questions. He also holds a Doctorate in Education.

Mr. Joseph Hoffer, JD

Mr. Hoffer and his law firm are General Counsel to PTAA. His firm provides legal services to many of Texas’ best and highest performing charter schools.

Board Meetings and Policies

Meeting Agendas and Minutes

2022-2023 (July 1, 2022 - June 30, 2023)

2023-2024 (July 1, 2023 - June 30, 2024)

2024-2025 (July 1, 2024 - June 30, 2025)

2025-2026 (July 1, 2025 - June 30, 2026)

12/16/2025 Meeting Agenda 12/16/2025 Board Minutes

02/27/2026 Meeting Agenda (CANCELLED, Rescheduled for 03/30/26) 02/27/2026 Board Minutes (CANCELLED)

03/30/2026 Meeting Agenda 03/30/2026 Board Minutes (to be posted)

06/26/2026 Meeting Agenda (CANCELLED) 06/26/2026 Board Minutes (CANCELLED)

07/16/2026 Meeting Agenda 07/16/2026 Board Minutes (TBP)

Board Policies:

PTAA Board Policy Manual – Governance Policies

PTAA Board Policy Manual – Instruction Policies

PTAA Board Policy Manual – Personnel Policies

PTAA Board Policy Manual – Fiscal Policies

PTAA Parent and Student Complaints and Grievances

PTAA Board FAQ

1. What is the role of the PTAA Governing Board? +

The PTAA Governing Board is responsible for setting policies, ensuring financial oversight, and maintaining the mission and vision of the schools. The Board hires top administrators to manage daily operations and does not engage in day-to-day management or personnel decisions.

2. Can I contact the Board about issues with teachers or school staff? +

Concerns related to individual staff members, classroom matters, or daily school operations should be addressed through the appropriate administrative channels. The Board does not intervene in such matters.

3. How should I address a grievance or complaint? +

Each PTAA school has a specific grievance policy designed to resolve issues at the school level. It’s important to follow the steps outlined in the school’s grievance procedure before escalating matters. The Board will not act on grievances unless all prior steps have been completed.

4. When is it appropriate to contact the Board? +

The Board can be contacted regarding matters of school governance, policy decisions, or issues that have not been resolved through the established grievance procedures. For day-to-day operations, please work with teachers and school administrators.

5. Why doesn’t the Board respond to my concerns about daily school operations? +

The Board’s role is to govern and provide oversight, not to manage daily operations. Addressing daily operational issues directly with school administrators ensures that concerns are handled promptly and appropriately.

6. How can I learn about the Board’s decisions? +

Board meeting minutes and other relevant documents are available on the PTAA website.

7. What is the process for addressing unresolved issues after following the grievance procedure? +

If an issue remains unresolved after completing the school’s grievance steps, typically the Board is the last step in the grievance policy. Ensure that all prior steps have been completed. The grievance policy lists all steps and also provides the process expectations.

8. How does the Board ensure accountability within PTAA schools? +

The Board sets policies and oversees their implementation by school administrators. Regular evaluations and reports help the Board monitor compliance and effectiveness.

9. How can I contact the Board for appropriate matters? +

Contact information for the Board is available on the PTAA website. Please ensure your concern aligns with the Board’s governance role before reaching out. The Board may not reply or address concerns that do not fall under its governance responsibilities.