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
Parent Brennetta Lowery's children delivered the news when they returned home from classes. Their school, Rocketship Texas' Explore Elementary, was closing.
By: Jacob Sanchez
Woodland Springs Elementary fourth grader Brunette Rodriguez was named the winner of Keller ISD's annual elementary holiday card contest.
By: Nadya Faulx, Jacob Sanchez
Texas' teacher workforce is more diverse than that of the country as a whole. But a report from the National Council on Teacher Quality says states, districts and teacher preparation programs need to do more to recruit and retain teachers of color to better reflect students in classrooms.
By: Jacob Sanchez
The FWISD school board gave its initial approval to a resolution affirming trustees’ desire to set measurable benchmarks around reading.
By: Jacob Sanchez
Just over Superintendent Jim Chadwell's shoulder, a scene played out that encapsulated his time leading Eagle Mountain-Saginaw ISD.
By: Jacob Sanchez
FWISD’s 2025-26 school year begins Aug. 12, 2025, and ends May 21, 2026.
By: Jacob Sanchez
Uplift Elevate Preparatory in west Fort Worth celebrated high school seniors for their college acceptances.
By: Jacob Sanchez
Caleigh Brown let out a breath and concentrated. In a flash, she sprinted. Her shoes squeaked as they made contact with the polished gym floor.
By: Jacob Sanchez
As Tarrant County lawmakers prepare to kick off the Texas legislative session Jan. 14, Fort Worth Report journalists are exploring the policies set to be shaped in Austin.
By: Jacob Sanchez
New Heights High School was the first adult charter school to open in Texas under a new state law.
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