Thursday, October 15, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
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FWISD Finances Draw Scrutiny After Years of Bond Measures.
Recent discussion online has brought renewed attention to Fort Worth ISD’s financial picture and past bond elections.
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Fort Worth ISD Teachers Earn State Recognition and $12.3 Million in Incentives.
Fort Worth ISD has reached another milestone in recognizing classroom excellence.
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TEA Issues New Guidance on Student Walkouts and School Day Protests.
The Texas Education Agency has released new guidance on how public schools should handle student walkouts, absences, and political activism during the school day.
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FWISD Athletics at a Crossroads as Football Costs, Low Participation Raise Tough Questions.
Concerns are growing around the future of athletics in Fort Worth ISD as rising costs, shrinking participation, and ongoing district challenges collide.
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A Look Back at Western Hills High School in the 1980s.
With the Texas Education Agency now overseeing FWISD and conversations swirling about school closures across Fort Worth, some longtime residents are taking a moment to look back and reflect upon the good ol’ days.
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FWISD Watchdog Raises Questions as TEA Takeover Nears.
As Fort Worth ISD awaits the next steps in the Texas Education Agency takeover, a local group is stirring conversation with a bold set of predictions.
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FWISD Faces Rising Concerns Over Teacher and Student Exodus.
According to FWISD Watchdog, signs are pointing to a growing wave of teachers preparing to leave Fort Worth ISD as the Texas Education Agency takeover draws closer.
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FWISD Trustees Vote to Challenge State Takeover, Raising Questions for Taxpayers.
The debate over the future of Fort Worth ISD intensified last night as trustees voted 7 to 1 to appeal the Texas Education Agency’s decision to take control of the district. The move sets up a prolonged legal battle, and many residents are already asking how much this challenge will cost taxpayers.
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Parents Press TEA for Answers as Concerns Grow Over Possible FWISD Takeover.
Tension continues to build in Fort Worth as parents push for clarity on what a potential Texas Education Agency takeover of Fort Worth ISD would look like.
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Questions Mount Over TEA Takeover of Fort Worth ISD and Appointment of Controversial Conservator.
The Texas Education Agency’s recent decision to place Fort Worth ISD under state oversight is drawing both scrutiny and outrage from local residents and education advocates.