Matthew Sgroi | Fort Worth Report
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Two proposals are in. Leaders say land sales, preservation and next steps remain under review.
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Family remembers a father, mentor and 鈥淧aw Paw鈥 whose quiet acts of service shaped lives far beyond Fort Worth classrooms.
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Fort Worth residents raised transparency concerns as new leaders said the move allows flexibility during the district鈥檚 transition.
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Parents question ties to schools, while business leaders urge focus on results as a state-appointed board takes control of the district.
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Texas Education Commissioner Mike Morath selected Peter B. Licata as FWISD鈥檚 new leader. He is the district鈥檚 fourth superintendent in four years.
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Pete Geren, Robert Ahdheih, Frost Prioleau lead list of new Fort Worth ISD board of managers tabbed for Texas Education Commissioner Mike Morath.
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The board approved Mark Ramirez鈥檚 departure as the district state takeover as the district restructures programs and staffing.
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In a letter to the school community, Molinar said Texas Education Commissioner Mike Morath informed her that the interview process for the district鈥檚 next leader is complete and that she will not remain as superintendent.
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The stadium will be preserved. Trustees must OK any land sale, though that authority will shift to a state-appointed board under takeover.
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Texas Education Agency officials won鈥檛 release board applicants鈥 names, worrying FWISD parents facing uncertainty over kids鈥 schools.
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Texas law requires most managers appointed by the education commissioner to reside in the district.
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Administrators stress that Texas students already have broad religious rights as schools face a March 1 vote deadline.