Fort Worth ISD launches "Car Line Blitz" to hear directly from parents
Fort Worth ISD board members will visit 13 campuses to encourage parents to participate in a districtwide survey.
North Texas charter school uses online classes to stay open under new state law
As a result of new legislation, Treetops School International reopened grades 7-12, but with some changes.
Amid budget woes, Fort Worth ISD convocation cost nearly $200,000
As of June 23, the school board voted to adopt a nearly $1 billion budget, which includes a $49.8 million deficit.
Fort Worth ISD sees spike in late teacher resignations
The district said they've received dozens of late resignations, several of which will be reported to the state for contract abandonment.
TEA releases school district reports cards; Fort Worth ISD shows some improvement
Austin ISD had two schools score their fifth consecutive failing grade, triggering a potential state takeover.
Some private schools see rapid growth with new Texas Education Freedom Accounts
This is Texas's first year using $1 billion of taxpayer money to fund private school expenses for eligible families who applied to the program.
Fort Worth ISD hosts large convocation ahead of first school year under state takeover
Fort Worth ISD's convocation officially kicked off the 2026-27 school year.
Muslim FWISD principal disputes district's claim that reassignment was a promotion
Shayma Alzubi was moved to a desk job days after the district announced her promotion to principal.
Deadlines Texas families should know for school voucher program
To receive funding by July 1, families have until June 1 to choose their school or setting, whether private or homeschooling.
Changes Fort Worth ISD can feel: newly appointed superintendent defends decisions
Big changes happened fast.
Keller ISD board approves plan to close three intermediate schools
The district will establish new boundaries for each school that will take in students from the consolidated campuses.
Keller ISD considers closing 3 intermediate schools over declining enrollment
According to a press release from the district on April 2, Shady Grove Elementary was originally included in the closure plans.
Texas school districts face first deadline from law requiring seat belts on buses
Districts must report to the TEA how much it will cost them to retrofit or replace their buses by May 29.
Texas public schools facing decline of 75,000 students this year, TEA says
Next year, public education is expected to lose 120,000 students or more, according to demographer Bob Templeton, who testified in Austin on Monday.
State Board of Education says thousands of corrections needed to Bluebonnet Learning
This curriculum is controversial in some Texas public schools because portions of the reading lessons include Biblical texts.