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An internal Fort Worth ISD investigation into a racist incident during a football game between North Side and Arlington Heights high schools was inconclusive, according to district officials.
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More principals left Fort Worth ISD last school year than in any other year since at least 2017, according to data from two open records requests filed by the Fort Worth Report.
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Karen Molinar will lead Fort Worth ISD as the school board determines its next steps for finding a permanent superintendent.
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Fort Worth ISD will pay former Superintendent Angélica Ramsey $544,463 to buy out her contract, according to her exit agreement with the school board.
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Someone must be held accountable for what happened Sept. 13 at Arlington Heights High School, North Side High School parent Claudia Palacios told the Fort Worth ISD board.
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Angélica Ramsey leaves the district amid criticism of unchanged student outcomes, a $17.7 million deficit budget and teachers who say they feel overburdened by district mandates.
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The school board is expected to meet behind closed doors Sept. 24 to discuss Ramsey’s contract — then emerge for a public meeting where they will consider taking action.
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Fathers and mothers stood behind Trenace Dorsey-Hollins, the executive director of Parent Shield, in front of the exterior doors at the Fort Worth ISD administration building.
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Fort Worth ISD released estimated A-F ratings Sept. 10, though grades remain preliminary due to legal issues blocking the Texas Education Agency from releasing official ratings.
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The school board called a special meeting for Sept. 17 to discuss Angelica Ramsey’s contract.
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The new tax rate is $1.0624 per $100 of valuation, the highest rate the district can levy without asking voters to approve an increase in an election. School districts across Tarrant County, including Northwest ISD and Grapevine-Colleyville ISD, will ask voters to approve tax increases in November.
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Mayor Mattie Parker laid out her case for why Fort Worth ISD needs a turnaround plan.