Fort Worth ISD's Plan to Improve Seven Failing Schools
WFAAOctober 5, 20251 min400 views
5 connectionsΒ·5 entities in this videoβAddressing Failing Campuses
- π― Seven campuses within Fort Worth ISD have been identified as having been rated unacceptable for multiple years.
- π The district is implementing the state's resource campus model to avoid a district-wide takeover by the TEA.
- π‘ Morningside Middle School is one of the campuses selected for this new model.
Changes and Support
- π The plan involves added classroom support and principals whose performance is tied to state test score improvements.
- π At least 50% of teachers at these campuses will need new certified training, potentially requiring staff to reapply for their jobs.
- π¨βπ©βπ§βπ¦ These changes are expected to impact thousands of families and will be implemented starting next school year.
Parental and Staff Perspectives
- π Parents, like Desiree Bass, a Fort Worth ISD grad, are supportive of changes aimed at improving student success.
- π Bass emphasizes the importance of grades and academic focus, linking them to athletic participation and overall achievement.
- β The goal is to set students up for success, even with potential staff changes.
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Fort Worth ISDFailing SchoolsSchool Improvement PlanTEA RatingsResource Campus ModelMorningside Middle SchoolTeacher TrainingState Test ScoresEducational ReformStudent Success
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