Matthew Sgroi

No failing schools. Increases by nearly 20 percentage points in third-grade reading and math proficiency. Reduced chronic absenteeism and increased public engagement. All by 2029.

Fort Worth ISD wants to find its permanent superintendent before the first bell rings in the 2025-26 school year.

https://youtu.be/wVYSngiTr4U As the twang of American guitars and the familiar lyrics of country songs played over loudspeakers across Fort

Two Tarrant County residents sat next to each other behind a folding table draped with a black tablecloth.

Experts give an overview of math tracking and detail how some states are addressing the issues it causes.

A Jan. 30 meeting expected to discuss a potential split of Keller ISD could be further complicated by the possible resignation of Superintendent Tracy Johnson, according to district documents

New federal testing data released Jan. 29 didn't reveal anything new to Fort Worth ISD. The district still faces a literacy crisis.

Flu cases are spiking across North Texas, according to Cook Children's Health Care System, overwhelming hospitals and forcing schools to adapt.

The numbers didn't add up for Keller ISD trustee Joni Shaw Smith.

Tracy Johnson did not want to be part of any plan that would split Keller ISD in two. Now, she won't have to be.