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Managers elect officers, approve superintendent agreement and suspend policies as state takeover begins with no public comment.

Texas-appointed district leaders say Fort Worth ISD has long needed an overhaul. But parents and community members say it shouldn’t impact kids.

The board of managers will vote Tuesday on a staff reduction as part of an overhaul of Fort Worth ISD.

Tonight the Fort Worth ISD school board will decide on whether to close a school and lay off staff.

Texas-appointed leaders take over LWISD, shifting control from elected trustees as officials push to improve reading and math outcomes.

Appointees take over governance from elected trustees, who remain in office without authority.

Staff learned late Friday. Families were called to a meeting as Fort Worth ISD weighs closing a decades-old newcomer campus.

Superintendent Peter Licata said the raise will be automatic for Fort Worth ISD teachers in the 2026-27 school year.

Fort Worth ISD teachers and staff affected by the reduction in force can apply for other jobs within the district.

Fort Worth residents raised transparency concerns as new leaders said the move allows flexibility during the district’s transition.

Parents question ties to schools, while business leaders urge focus on results as a state-appointed board takes control of the district.

The new leader takes the helm weeks after the resignation of Mark Ramirez and as the Texas Education Agency prepares to install new leadership for the school district.