Monday, September 7, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
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Considering Homeschooling in Texas After FWISD Changes From Texas Education Agency.
As conversations continue around the Texas Education Agency takeover of Fort Worth ISD, many parents are taking a fresh look at the educational options available to their families.
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Texas Education Agency Confirms State Takeover of Fort Worth ISD.
What began as speculation has now become official. The Texas Education Agency (TEA) announced today that it will assume control of Fort Worth ISD, marking one of the most significant shifts in local education governance in recent years.
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Three More Texas School Districts Placed Under State Control.
In a major shakeup to close out 2025, three more Texas school districts have been placed under state oversight.
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Possible Texas Takeover of Fort Worth ISD.
Speculation is growing about the future of Fort Worth ISD following reports that Texas Education Agency Commissioner Mike Morath could soon announce a state takeover of the district.
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BASIS Texas Charter Schools Earn Top Marks in 2025 TEA Accountability Ratings.
Excellence is the standard once again for BASIS Texas Charter Schools, which have earned an “A” district rating and an impressive 93 out of 100 score in the 2025 Texas Education Agency (TEA) Accountability Ratings.
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Texas Education Commissioner Touring Fort Worth ISD Amid Criticism.
Mike Morath, head of the Texas Education Agency, is expected to tour several Fort Worth ISD campuses this week, including William James Middle School, Clifford Davis Elementary, and Leadership Academy at Forest Oak Middle School. The visit, part of his district-wide tour, comes at a time when FWISD leadership faces sharp criticism over ongoing…
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Benbrook Middle-High School Earns an A Rating.
There is plenty to celebrate in Bobcat country this Friday.
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FWISD Teacher Resignations Raise Questions Over Changing Job Demands.
A group of Fort Worth ISD teachers could face professional consequences for leaving the district after their resignation deadline. But one local education advocate says the story may be more complicated than teachers simply walking away from their contracts.
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FWISD Opens the School Year with a Much-Needed Message of Hope.
There was a noticeably different energy inside Dickies Arena as Fort Worth ISD educators gathered Wednesday morning to kick off the 2026-27 school year.
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FWISD Teacher Vacancies Drop to 16 Ahead of New School Year.
As the new school year draws closer, Fort Worth ISD continues making progress in filling classrooms across the district.