Fort Worth ISD teachers expressed concern after the TEA takeover, while Superintendent Karen Molinar vowed to keep student success first.

Fort Worth ISD students have no time to waste as Texas removes local control of city’s largest school district, according to parents.

The Texas Education Agency is taking over Fort Worth ISD and replacing its school board, TEA Commissioner Mike Morath told the board in a letter on Thursday. The state is intervening because its ...

A takeover is meant to correct the course of struggling school districts. But it can become a fraught process since the ...

The Texas Education Agency is taking over Fort Worth ISD and replacing its school board, TEA Commissioner Mike Morath told ...

Fort Worth’s local and state leaders said they want transparency and accountability as the state takes control of the school ...

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The Texas Education Agency will take control of the Fort Worth Independent School District. The district serves more than ...

A takeover means Morath will remove the district’s nine-member board of trustees and appoint a board of managers. He will also name a new superintendent. Karen Molinar became th ...

Since its takeover, HISD has seen state-appointed leadership, high teacher turnover, improved test scores and lots of ...

Parents have more questions than answers following the announcement of the state's takeover of Fort Worth ISD.