Students urged FWISD to keep their schools open. Hours later, trustees voted unanimously to close 14 more campuses by 2029.

The Fort Worth Independent School District’s board voted Tuesday to approve a plan to close 16 schools over the next four ...

Financial, demographic and academic realities pushed district leaders to propose May 13 the closing of 14 schools, on top of ...

Over the next four years, Fort Worth ISD will close 18 schools. The Fort Worth school board voted 8-0 this week to approve a ...

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The Tuesday, May 13 meeting will be an opportunity for public comment on a plan that recommends closing and consolidating 18 elementary and middle schools over the next four years.

Fort Worth ISD trustees voted unanimously on Tuesday night to close 18 Fort schools despite two hours of public comment from concerned parents.

Former Minty Award winners, James McKeon and Kirsten Kaiser, will serve as co-hosts of the Minty Awards Ceremony.