Gov. Abbott Addresses Transgender Debate At Book Signing
Governor Greg Abbott was in town Sunday to sign copies of his new book, and weighed in on Fort Worth ISD's transgender guidelines.
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Governor Greg Abbott was in town Sunday to sign copies of his new book, and weighed in on Fort Worth ISD's transgender guidelines.
The meetings on the controversial topic will take place from June 2-June 9 at four Fort Worth ISD high schools starting at 7:00 p.m.
Police are looking for the person/persons suspected of firing gunshots near a Fort Worth Independent School District campus. It was just after 12:00 p.m. when there was a report of shots fired near Wedgwood 6th Grade Center.
School board members have announced the plans for four public forums to be held as early as next month on the topic.
Fort Worth ISD superintendent Kent Scribner has fired back against calls for his resignation.
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick says the job of a superintendent is not social engineering but preparing students to succeed and says Dr. Kent Scribner should resign if he doesn't reverse course.
Patrick says, "After less than a year as superintendent, Dr. Scribner has lost his focus and thereby his ability to lead the Fort Worth ISD."
Governor says he hopes other states will join North Carolina in court as it fights the Justice Department's position that the Civil Rights Act requires that transgender people be allowed to access facilities matching their gender identities.
Tori Poullard from North Side High School in Fort Worth was honored for her excellent work in the classroom, her performance on the softball field and her volunteer work in the community.
A Fort Worth father can no longer visit his child's school without prior authorization from the principal.
Changes are in the works for the Fort Worth ISD. For the first time, parents will get to decide when their kids are in classes. School calendar changes are topping a board meeting agenda on Tuesday night.
The vote will impact both the 2016-17 and 2017-18 school years. Stakeholders will be presented with Calendar Option A and Calendar Option B for both school years.
Wyatt Reeves is one of only 11 students in Texas to receive such an honor and only 300 in the country.
Kids whose report cards perhaps weren't what they were hoping or what their parents were expecting will have a hard time pretending they weren't distributed yet.
In addition to gifts, they made a generous donation of gift cards on behalf of the PADFW to an Eastern Hills Elementary family of six to help them with gifts and other necessities.
Two Fort Worth mothers are waiting to meet with administrators at Morningside Middle School. Their daughters missed the bus that would have taken them home on Wednesday.
Twenty-four hours after a shooting near the Arlington Heights High School campus, concerns about a retaliation incident were apparent.
Students at Arlington Heights High School in Fort Worth school can expect to see increased security on Friday after a fight and shooting near the campus on Thursday afternoon.
A Fort Worth school worker was fired for reportedly beating a puppy in front of students this morning.
It's official! During a meeting Tuesday night, the Fort Worth Independent School District hired Dr. Kent Paredes Scribner as the new superintendent.
Students at a Fort Worth elementary school will be greeted by grief counselors Tuesday after one of their classmates was violently murdered over the long Labor Day weekend.
Loved ones came together Sunday night to mourn the loss of a little girl and her father killed in a suspected murder-suicide.
Some students in the Fort Worth Independent School district are truly being encouraged to soar like eagles. Last week, the district broke ground on a new aviation hangar and classroom.
The test scores at many campuses in the Fort Worth Independent School District have improved over last year, but there is still progress to be made.
The Fort Worth ISD Board of Education named Dr. Kent Paredes Scribner, currently a superintendent in Arizona, as the sole finalist for superintendent.
