Houston's state-appointed Board of Managers voted unanimously to designate a dozen sites — nine of them schools shuttered barely two months ago — as surplus, accelerating a land sell-off that opponents warn cedes irreversible decisions to an unelected board even as the district scrambles to close a budget gap.
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