Thursday, October 15, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
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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.
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Benbrook Educator’s Candid Comments Draw Attention at FWISD Listening Session.
A teacher’s heartfelt remarks during Fort Worth ISD’s summer listening session at Benbrook Middle-High School are sparking conversation across the community.
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Fort Worth ISD Outpaces Statewide STAAR Gains.
Fort Worth ISD students posted stronger gains than the state average on this year’s STAAR exams, with improvements in both reading and math across grades 3-8.
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FWISD Leadership Changes Continue Across District.
Fort Worth ISD is entering the 2026-27 school year with new leadership at dozens of campuses following the Texas Education Agency’s takeover of the district and a wave of principal departures.
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Fort Worth Schools Enter New Chapter as State-Appointed Superintendent Steps In.
A leadership shift is underway in Fort Worth ISD, and with it comes a closer look at how the district is being guided through state intervention.
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State Appoints New Leadership to Guide Fort Worth ISD Forward.
A new chapter is beginning for Fort Worth ISD, and for many families in Benbrook and across the district, the focus now shifts to what comes next.
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FWISD Board Leader Speaks Out on State Takeover.
A major shakeup in Fort Worth ISD leadership has sparked strong reactions across the district, including from one of its own elected trustees.
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Molinar Will Not Continue as FWISD Superintendent.
Fort Worth ISD is moving forward in the state takeover process, and that transition now includes a change in leadership.