Fort Worth ISD

Fort Worth ISD will delay in-person learning by two weeks. But many concerned community members sounded off during a Tuesday meeting that lasted longer than 10 hours and stretched into Wednesday morning.

Three of the Texas' largest school districts — Dallas, Houston and Fort Worth — were hit with technical problems as students began the school year online.

"We are currently experiencing technical issues with our phone lines and website," was a message in Dallas, Fort Worth and many districts nationwide that shared the same problem causing a first-day-of-school slowdown.

Students who rely on school for meals could still pick up food when classes went online in March. That program will continue as the pandemic and virtual classes wear on.

In a town hall Zoom meeting Tuesday, Fort Worth school district Superintendent Kent Scribner defended his decision to delay in-person learning, stressing…

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