Fort Worth ISD Parents Fear the Same Chaos that State Takeover Has Brought to Houston ISD
TEA intervention into locally controlled school districts has become increasingly common—despite mixed results.
Since 1954
TEA intervention into locally controlled school districts has become increasingly common—despite mixed results.
An Observer investigation has found irregularities in how the Houston ISD superintendent's Colorado charter school nonprofit did business in Texas.
Report confirms that the latest STAAR test took longer to complete than required by state law.
School district will spend over $50,000 to check for more erroneous scores.