Jacob Sanchez | Fort Worth Report
Enterprise ReporterJacob Sanchez is an enterprise reporter for the Fort Worth Report. His work has appeared in the Temple Daily Telegram, The Texas Tribune and the Texas Observer. He is a graduate of St. Edward’s University. Contact him at jacob.sanchez@fortworthreport.org or via Twitter.
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In a letter to the school community, Molinar said Texas Education Commissioner Mike Morath informed her that the interview process for the district’s next leader is complete and that she will not remain as superintendent.
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Texas Education Agency officials won’t release board applicants’ names, worrying FWISD parents facing uncertainty over kids’ schools.
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Midyear test results show signs of improvement in Fort Worth ISD as decision on takeover superintendent and board of managers approaches.
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Students across Fort Worth and Hurst walked out, saying immigration enforcement has put their families and communities on edge.
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Fort Worth ISD wants an in-depth review of Education Commissioner Mike Morath’s decision to take control of its schools.
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Fort Worth ISD officials are watching for enrollment dips below 500 students, including Monnig and Daggett middle schools.
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Michael Crain was arrested Saturday, according to jail records.
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The education commissioner attributed the takeover of the district to academic and governance issues that lingered unaddressed “for too long.”
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An influx of interest for the soon-to-be appointed board of managers for Fort Worth ISD pushed the Texas Education Agency to extend its application deadline.
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Fort Worth ISD’s elected trustees are appealing TEA’s decision to take control of the 67,500-student district.
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Both are educators who voiced their concerns about Texas taking control of FWISD during a forum Thursday evening. More than 150 people attended the meeting at the District Service Center to hear from Texas Education Agency officials about the next steps for the takeover of the city’s largest school district.
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A former middle school teacher who served as New Mexico’s secretary of education will oversee Fort Worth ISD as Texas takes control.