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SupportiveCaroline JamesSep 29, 2026

Discussed the impact of literacy screenings and advocacy for students with dyslexia through Literacy Roundup.

City Council Meeting - Sep 29, 2026 · 3:04:04 →
SupportiveHOA Board MemberMar 30, 2026

A resident from the Creekwood HOA plans to inform their residents to disregard the "tax increase" language on the ballot, as it's not accurate for this bond package.

2026 Bond & Charter Public Education Meeting - Mar 30, 2026 · 3:03:20 →

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Fort Worth Star-TelegramJul 31, 2026

While Fort Worth improves reading scores, a quieter math crisis has festered

Students in grades 3-8 at Fort Worth ISD are further below grade level in mathematics than reading, according to STAAR test data.

Fort Worth Star-TelegramJul 27, 2026

Can men get hot flashes? Breaking down the facts and myths about andropause and testosterone decline

Some men keep stable hormone levels and feel fine well into older age. Others develop noticeable symptoms of testosterone loss.

Fort Worth Star-TelegramJul 20, 2026

New course lets Tarrant, Parker seniors waive English placement at this college

High school seniors at 30 districts across Tarrant and Parker counties can now become college ready in English without a placement test.

Fort Worth Star-TelegramJul 9, 2026

What Texas parents should know about the new Bible curriculum mandate

Bible stories are coming to Texas public classrooms beginning in the 2030-2031 school year.

Fort Worth Star-TelegramJul 8, 2026

Gov. Abbott launches initiative to ‘improve the learning environment’ in Texas

Governor Greg Abbott announced a new initiative meant to help support teachers and improve the classroom environment in public schools.

Fort Worth ReportJul 7, 2026

Bass Hall program nears 2 million served as Fort Worth students find lasting arts access

Third-grade students attend a special student matinee performance of Texas Ballet Theater’s “The Nutcracker.” (Courtesy | Performing Arts Fort Worth, Lane Bishop) " data-large-file="https://i0.wp.com/fortworthreport.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/LWT...

Fort Worth Star-TelegramJul 7, 2026

Pre-K expands, Bible readings, summer camps: Top Fort Worth education stories this week

From summer literacy camps and pre-K expansion in Fort Worth ISD to Texas mandating Bible readings in schools, here are the week's top education stories.

Fort Worth ReportJul 6, 2026

‘A quiet diplomat’: 50 years on, Tarrant County College trustee still aims to open doors

TCC trustee Gwendolyn Morrison, 76, has served on the TCC board of trustees for 50 of the college’s 60 years. She described TCC as “a place of hope” when she joined the board of trustees. " data-large-file="https://i0.wp.com/fortworthreport.org...

Fort Worth Star-TelegramJul 2, 2026

Texas SBOE member gives ‘Glory to God’ for bringing Bible to public schools

Brandon Hall, a Weatherford Republican, was one of nine state board members who voted to mandate Bible readings for K-12 students.

Fort Worth Star-TelegramJul 1, 2026

This pre-K summer program helps Tarrant families transition ahead of school year

Incoming pre-K students in this Tarrant school district can get a head start on learning the routines of school over the summer.