HAMMOND, La. (AP) — A judge has ordered the Tangipahoa Parish School Board to increase its hiring of black educators for administrative positions.Under the order by U.S. District Judge Ivan L.R. Lemelle, the Hammond-based public school district must hire qualified blacks until 40 percent of school board positions are held by blacks.The NAACP pushed to reactivate a desegregation suit two years ago partially because the group contended the school board had violated a 1975 order requiring hiring of qualified blacks.The order covers principals and central office administrators.School board attorney Charles Patin Jr. says the district may ask the judge to reconsider his decision.