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More than 1,100 educators left positions, including 279 veteran teachers with a decade or longer in Fort Worth ISD.
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Judge Mark Pittman wrote FWISD did not adversely affect Shayma Alzubi’s employment and that the district acted against threats.
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Court filings say FWISD found Shayma Alzubi’s social media posts did not violate district policy or Texas law.
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The FWISD board also approved an exemption capping uncertified teachers and requiring all educators to be certified by 2029-30.
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The agreement keeps Molinar in an advisory role with no administrative authority until her July 31 resignation.
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Shayma Alzubi’s new filing says FWISD offered her a district-level job days before naming an interim principal at Western Hills.
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FWISD superintendent ousted in state takeover said the role at the education nonprofit allows her to keep serving Tarrant students.
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Managers approved a nearly $1.1 billion Fort Worth ISD budget that leaders say will drive academic improvements despite shortfall spike.
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The Dallas school board will vote later this month to change the name to East Dallas Elementary School. The move follows a New York Times report detailing allegations of sexual assault against the late civil rights leader.
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Fort Worth ISD has fewer students but a budget built for a bigger district. State-appointed takeover leaders say that must change.
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A majority of speakers brought posters in against the district reassigning Shayma Alzubi.
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Clergy, teachers and activists voiced their opposition to FWISD’s handling of Shayma Alzubi’s reassignment.