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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.
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Three of the Texas' largest school districts — Dallas, Houston and Fort Worth — were hit with technical problems as students began the school year online.
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"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.
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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.
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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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By an 8 to 1 vote Thursday, the Fort Worth school board approved a later start to the upcoming school year. Classes will now begin Sept. 8, three weeks…
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Because of COVID-19, the entire world of teaching moved from the classroom to the computer, usually at home — and that hasn’t always worked out so…
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The Fort Worth Independent School District will start classes this fall as scheduled on Aug. 17. But in this era of COVID-19, families will have two…
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Schools have closed across North Texas, but that doesn’t mean kids who depend on school meals are going hungry. Some closed campuses are still providing…
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These days, people responding to the coronavirus outbreak are talking not just about cleaning, but deep cleaning. It’s scrubbing day at John T. White…
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The Fort Worth Independent School District is recovering from a ransomware attack last week. The district hopes everything will be back to normal by next…
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A year before Fort Worth Independent School District fired Georgia Clark over her tweets asking President Donald Trump to “remove the illegals” from her…