By Gregg WendorfAdvance News JournalHard to believe that the November 2022 election that completely changed PSJA ISD is already 17 months old. A new board majority, a new superintendent and administrative support staff, and how fast time flies.For Dr. Alejandro Elias, Ed.D, the change made by voters in 2022 brought about a remarkable turnaround.Just three months prior to the election, August of 2022, Elias was involuntarily moved from his job as principal at PSJA High (PSJA Early College High School). Instead, the superintendent at the time, Jorge Arredondo, placed him at Central Office (administrative office) in some newly created job ...