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April 3, 2024
Two nearly 90-year-old stories came together in a polychrome sandstone retaining wall. Wearing a small, forgotten commemorative plaque, it faced the athletic field on the landmarked former W.C. Stripling High School campus in Fort Worthโs Arlington Heights. Wall and plaque were inseparable โ from each other and from
May 31, 2023
Fort Worth school board members have a history of pandering to outside interests. Former trustee Ashley Paz told us in 2018 that, during the 2015 search for former superintendent Kent Scribner, several vendors tried to sway her vote toward candidates who would favor the businesses, and in 2017, trustee Tobi Jackson
May 4, 2023
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick went to Fort Worth Tuesday to call for the resignation of school district Superintendent Kent Scribner. As a transgender
April 28, 2023
A North Texas pastor says the U.S. Department of Education is now investigating a complaint over an incident last year where a 9th grader is seen repeatedly...
February 2, 2023
The district charged almost $15,000 in a year of open records requests.
February 1, 2023
The School Health Advisory Council โ the school board-appointed committee reviewing sex education โ is expected to examine different options for the district's next curriculum.
January 31, 2023
A Texas school district has dropped its plans to teach an unapproved sex education curriculum after receiving backlash from parents.
January 31, 2023
Fort Worth ISD students will not take sex education this school year after the superintendent told parents she is scrapping plans to adopt a controversial curriculum that the district appears
January 30, 2023
Fort Worth ISD students will not take sex education this school year after the superintendent told parents she is scrapping plans to adopt a controversial curriculum that the district appears to have purchased last year for nearly $2.6 million.
January 29, 2023
The decision to drop the course followed a Jan. 24 school board meeting that saw dozens of residents and parents speak out against the curriculum, which has been in place since 2014.