Thursday, October 15, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
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State to Replace FWISD Trustees Following Leadership and Performance Concerns.
Big changes are coming for the Fort Worth Independent School District as the Texas Education Agency (TEA) moves forward with plans to replace the current FWISD Board of Trustees with a state-appointed Board of Managers.
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FWISD Board Faces Removal Amid Growing Community Frustration.
A major shift is underway in Fort Worth ISD as the Texas Education Agency (TEA) moves to replace the district’s elected school board trustees with a state-appointed board of managers.
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FWISD to Host Community Meetings on TEA Intervention Plan.
Fort Worth ISD will hold two community meetings this month to discuss the Texas Education Agency’s (TEA) planned intervention in the district. These meetings are designed to provide updates, address concerns, and offer residents an opportunity to ask questions directly.
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Fort Worth ISD Takeover Sparks Heated Debate Among Parents and Community.
The Texas Education Agency’s decision to assume control of the Fort Worth Independent School District has ignited a wave of debate among parents, educators, and community members across the city.
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FWISD’s “F” Rating Sparks Questions of Leadership and Transparency.
The Fort Worth ISD is facing new scrutiny after receiving an “F” from the Texas Education Agency’s Financial Integrity Rating System of Texas (FIRST), a score tied to the district’s failure to file its annual financial report on time.
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FWISD Faces Growing Teacher Shortage, Community Raises Concerns.
Fort Worth ISD is grappling with a teacher shortage that watchdog groups say has reached nearly 200 vacancies, with fears that the number could climb after winter break.
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FWISD to Unveil Bold Plan for Struggling Schools.
Fort Worth ISD says change is coming, and it aims to make a significant impact.
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Rolling Hills Elementary Earns Top State Rating.
Rolling Hills Elementary, the Fort Worth ISD school serving families in Ventana, has reason to celebrate.
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Questions Raised Over TEA’s Role in FWISD Leadership.
As Texas Education Agency Commissioner Mike Morath made multiple visits to Fort Worth ISD campuses this past week, speculation is growing about what those visits could mean for the district’s leadership. Some watchdog voices believe the state may choose to keep Superintendent Karen Molinar in place while replacing the board of trustees, a move…
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Several Fort Worth ISD Schools See Major Academic Gains.
Some Fort Worth ISD campuses have made remarkable leaps in their Texas Education Agency accountability ratings this year, according to FWISD Watchdog.