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Fort Worth ISD High School to Focus on Healthy Habits
Access to healthy food options is a problem in the 76119 ZIP code, but O.D. Wyatt High School will be adding cirriculum next year to help students keep their minds and bodies healthy.
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O.D. Wyatt H.S. to Add ‘Thrive North Texas' Curriculum Next Year
O.D. Wyatt High School in Fort Worth will be the third school in North Texas to adopt Texas Health Resources’ “Thrive North Texas” curriculum.
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“Little Locker” Unveiled At Fort Worth School, Aims to Boost Community Literacy
The books at Seminary Hills Park Elementary are free for anyone in the community to borrow
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Fort Worth ISD Selected to Be Part of Educational Literacy Program
A Fort Worth ISD school has been selected to participate in a project that aims to boost literacy in the community.
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North Texas Districts Cancel After-School Activities Because of Severe Weather Threat
North Texas school districts decided not to take any chances as heavy rain, damaging winds, large hail and tornadoes are possible Thursday afternoon and evening.
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Gun Located at Fort Worth Middle School: No Injuries, No Shots Fired
A handgun was located at William Monning Middle School in Fort Worth on Monday, Police confirmed.
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Students Get Free Coats From Local Law Firm, Fort Worth ISD
The Fort Worth ISD Action Center along with Fort Worth Housing Solutions and a North Texas law group are teaming up to provide students with coats for the winter.
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Fort Worth ISD Students Watch The Nutcracker for Free Thanks to North Texas Nonprofit
Ballet Frontier of Texas is bringing #SomethingGood to North Texas with a performance of The Nutcracker in Fort Worth this Friday through Sunday. But first, more than 2,000 Fort Worth ISD students will see the show for free.
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Fort Worth ISD Receives $100,000 Donation for New Inclusive Swing
It is the school’s first-ever swing that provides a completely inclusive opportunity for disabled and non-disabled kids, and it also gives all wheelchair users the freedom to be on the playground with everybody else.
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Highlighter: Updated Open House, a Young Reading Hero & New Shoes
Open house gets a revamp at 21 Fort Worth ISD schools and Orion Jean continues his “race to kindness” with book donations that earned him a national honor, plus 500 Dallas ISD students got new shoes.
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Fort Worth ISD Science Teacher Adds ‘Chopped Champion' to Her Resume
A science teacher at Young Women’s Leadership Academy in the Fort Worth ISD is getting some national recognition – for what she does in the classroom and the kitchen.
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Fort Worth ISD Science Teacher Adds ‘Chopped Champion' to Her Resume
A science teacher at Young Women’s Leadership Academy in the Fort Worth ISD is getting some national recognition – for what she does in the classroom and the kitchen.
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Contract Suspended for Forest Hill Police, Private Instructor After Officer Shot in Face During Training
Thursday afternoon the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement said it had suspended the training contract of the Forest Hill Police Department and a private instructor after a Sansom Park Police officer was shot in the face during a training exercise over the weekend.
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Volunteers Bring Garden at Fort Worth Elementary School Back to Life
Volunteers helped bring a school garden back to life, and students are reaping #SomethingGood. Teams from Fidelity and Blue Zone projects got into the weeds at Fort Worth ISD’s Bonnie Brae Elementary.
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Shot Sansom Park Officer Still Critically Injured After Active Training
A North Texas police officer was seriously injured on Saturday during an active shooter training for officers.
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Fort Worth Schools Chosen to Paint Diversity Murals
A table outside Kirkpatrick Middle School in Fort Worth on Thursday was covered in cups of bright-colored paint, waiting for students to make a mural outlined on the wall come to life.
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Fort Worth Students' Artwork Highlights Diverse Neighborhoods
The gift of mentorship through art was on display in Fort Worth as middle and elementary school students painted murals highlighting their diverse neighborhood.
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Get to Know Fort Worth ISD's New Superintendent Angélica Ramsey
New Fort Worth Independent School District Superintendent Dr. Angélica M. Ramsey discusses her family’s American dream, teachers who inspired her and the new challenges and work ahead with NBC 5 education reporter Wayne Carter.
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Fort Worth Parents Raise Concern After Students Dropped At Wrong Bus Stops
Some parents in Fort Worth are demanding answers after several incidents of students being dropped off at the wrong bus stop. Now the school district is responding, calling the problems “unacceptable.”
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Fort Worth ISD Calls Problems With Bus Routes ‘Unacceptable'
Some parents in Fort Worth are demanding answers after several incidents of students being dropped off at the wrong bus stop. Now the school district is responding, calling the problems “unacceptable.”