Jacob Sanchez is an enterprise journalist based in Fort Worth, Texas. He specializes in covering local news and politics, with a focus on the Fort Worth area. Jacob's work has been featured in publications such as The Desert Review and KERA News, and he currently writes for the Fort Worth Report.
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Jacob Sanchez's coverage primarily focuses on local education, school districts, and political candidates in the Fort Worth area. His articles also encompass government and politics.
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By: Jacob Sanchez
Eagle Mountain-Saginaw ISD didn't have to search too far for its next superintendent.
By: Jacob Sanchez
Two new faces will represent Fort Worth on the State Board of Education.
State Rep. Craig Goldman and Democrat Trey Hunt want to represent Texas’ 12th Congressional District.
By: Jacob Sanchez
State Rep. Craig Goldman, R-Fort Worth, talks to attendees during AVX Aircraft Co.’s ribbon-cutting event on Oct. 29, 2024, at Perot Field Fort Worth Alliance Airport.
By: Jacob Sanchez
Interim Superintendent Karen Molinar sees an opportunity to strengthen Fort Worth ISD's community partnerships through after-school programs.
By: Jacob Sanchez
Principals Krystle Green and Jenn Stark jumped at the opportunity to make their schools in Eagle Mountain-Saginaw ISD centered around supporting military families.
By: Jacob Sanchez
The Fort Worth ISD school board approved just over $8 million in spending at its Oct. 22 meeting. The two largest purchases were related to student devices.
Thanksgiving is nearly here. Before you prepare the turkey and all its fixings, public schools across Fort Worth will close and students will be off.
The Fort Worth Report gathered when traditional public and charter schools are closed for Thanksgiving.
By: Jacob Sanchez
The herd stampeded across a perforated metal bridge as gentle shouts of “stay in line” echoed. The directions didn't slow the progress.
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