Fort Worth ISD’s low-performing schools face aggressive reorganization

The Brief

Fort Worth ISD is aggressively reorganizing six low-performing schools in an effort to prevent a state takeover.

The plan will require all teachers and administrators at the affected schools to reapply for their positions.

Those who are rehired will be eligible for extra compensation, while others will be offered jobs at different campuses.

FORT WORTH, Texas - The Fort Worth Independent School District’s superintendent is planning to take bold, urgent action to revitalize six low-performing schools.

The plan from the Texas Education Agency will provide additional staffing and programming. But the teachers and administrators at those schools will have to reapply for their jobs.

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What we know:

The changes are being made to prevent the state