North Side High School cheerleaders speak out after alleged racist remarks
Some students and parents within Fort Worth ISD claimed acts of racism happened at a high school football game earlier this month.
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Some students and parents within Fort Worth ISD claimed acts of racism happened at a high school football game earlier this month.
Some students and parents within Fort Worth ISD claimed acts of racism happened at a North Side High School and Arlington Heights High School football game earlier this month.
Northside Fort Worth community members held a press conference Monday morning to address the alleged racist remarks made towards cheerleaders at a high school football game.
At a special Fort Worth ISD school board meeting Tuesday night, parents, teachers and community members expressed concerns about the superintendent's performance.
Fort Worth Mayor Mattie Parker said the district has consistently lagged behind other large Texas school systems in performance.
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Last month, Mayor Mattie Parker publicly commented on the education shortfalls, calling for changes and improvements.
Mattie Parker said the district has consistently lagged behind other large Texas school systems in performance.
On Tuesday night, Mayor Mattie Parker voiced her frustrations directly to the Fort Worth ISD school board after a recent report revealed alarmingly low student performance rankings for FWISD.
On Tuesday night, Fort Worth Mayor Mattie Parker voiced her frustrations directly to the school board.
"We wanted to create something that was a story, that was real, that the kids could embrace and learn."
Fort Worth ISD went back to school Tuesday morning. As the new school year begins, FWISD is rolling out a new, free dinner program.
The district is partnering with food service company Sodexo to launch a free dinner program.
The master plan for schools in Fort Worth ISD is once again on ice. Board members said they want parent input before adopting the five-year strategic plan. Some board members said there was a lack of transparency with the plan.
"She continues to hire administration who is publicly known to model and cultivate toxic culture," a former FWISD teacher said.
The school board voted to approve the contract and evaluation for Angelica Ramsey. The board did not give exact details on what the vote entailed.
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You can view the students' arguments and contribute to the vote of the cities' official bird online.
"There's a lot of uncertain times in every district."
FWISD could not say how much money trimming 133 positions would save the district, especially as they try to reassign impacted employees back into the system.
Superintendent Dr. Angelica Ramsey alerted employees that the cuts were coming this week.
Some Fort Worth Independent School District employees will begin getting notices about their employment on Wednesday.
FWISD Superintendent Dr. Angelica Ramsey says those impacted by the layoffs will be notified no later than this Friday.
The money will go toward upgrades like new shelters and benches, and real-time arrival displays, DART said.
The news that DFW officers would be sent to Houston comes as agents face issues without pay.
De Aujalae Evans was accused of hitting and killing a Fort Worth police sergeant while he was standing outside of his vehicle on I-35 South in August 2024.
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The money will go toward upgrades like new shelters and benches, and real-time arrival displays, DART said.
The news that DFW officers would be sent to Houston comes as agents face issues without pay.
De Aujalae Evans was accused of hitting and killing a Fort Worth police sergeant while he was standing outside of his vehicle on I-35 South in August 2024.
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