Kent Scribner

State officials have formed a committee to determine who will have priority access to the initial 1.4 million doses of COVID-19 vaccine that are expected to be delivered later this month, and the Superintendent of the Fort Worth Independent School District is working to ensure that educators are among those first in line.

State officials have formed a committee to determine who will have priority access to the initial 1.4 million doses of COVID-19 vaccine that are expected to be delivered later this month. NBC 5’s Ben Russell reports how the head of the Fort Worth Independent School District is working to ensure that educators are among those first in line.

New state guidance issued Tuesday could change Fort Worth ISD’s plan to hold class online for the school year’s first six weeks, the district’s superintendent said during a virtual town hall meeting.

New state guidance issued Tuesday could change Fort Worth ISD’s plan to hold class online for the school year’s first six weeks, the district’s superintendent said during a virtual town hall meeting.

The Fort Worth Independent School District will offer parents the option of choosing between in-person and online instruction for their children for the upcoming 2020-2021 school year.

The Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce got together business and educational leaders to discuss what each group needed from one another.

After nearly two hours behind closed doors Tuesday, Fort Worth ISD school board members said they needed more time to make a final decision about a teacher who was placed on leave after allegedly sending anti-immigrant tweets to President Donald Trump.

Monday is the first day of school in the Fort Worth Independent School District where teachers are starting off the 2019-2020 school year with a pay increase ranging between 5% and 7%.

Parents who need to register their children for the 2019-2020 school year in the Fort Worth Independent School District can do so online beginning July 1.

Fort Worth ISD’s school board voted unanimously Tuesday night to recommend termination for a teacher who was placed on leave after allegedly sending anti-immigrant tweets to President Donald Trump.

Students will need to get used to changes to some of the basic building blocks of the school day – start and close times.

Local school superintendents discuss the idea of arming teachers in their schools.

The Texas Attorney General’s office is demanding the Fort Worth Independent School District give parents access to its sexual education curriculum.

Tens of thousands of North Texas students will return to class on Monday amid a growing concern about online threats of violence posted to social media.

The Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo is underway, and organizers are trying to attract a more diverse audience.

Schools in Fort Worth will see a lot of improvements after voters there approved the largest bond package ever in Tarrant County — $750 million.

Breaking down the big ballot issues before early voting for the November 7 election begins on Monday.

Before early voting for the November 7 election begins, a look at a historic bond proposal on the ballot in Tarrant County. Fort Worth ISD Superintendent Dr. Kent Scribner breaks down a proposed $750 million bond package — where the money would go and why it won’t mean a tax rate increase. Watch Lone Star Politics Sunday at 8:40 a.m.

Some North Texas students and their families are concerned about the future of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.

The pressure is on for two Fort Worth Independent School District schools to step up their game and meet state standards this year.