As Elected Trustees Sit on the Sidelines, Fort Worth ISD Parents Call for Transparency
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The Texas Education Agency has taken over the Fort Worth ISD, replacing the elected board of trustees with a state-appointed board of directors. Parents are calling for transparency and accountability from the new board, seeking clear plans to improve student scores and eventually end the takeover.
The Fort Worth ISD is now under state control. A state-appointed board of directors has replaced the elected trustees. The takeover was prompted by poor performance at individual campuses. Parents are seeking transparency and accountability from the new board. They want clear plans to improve student scores and eventually end the takeover. The state-appointed board includes a former congressman and the COO of Texas A&M Fort Worth.
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