The Brief
- Fort Worth ISD is implementing the state’s Resource Campus Model at six schools to improve academic performance.
- The targeted schools will receive additional support, including extended instructional time, new academic programs, and incentives to attract highly-rated teachers.
- Trustees are set to consider adopting a new curriculum on September 23 as part of the implementation plan.
FORT WORTH, Texas – Fort Worth Independent School District (FWISD) announced plans to implement the Texas Education Agency’s (TEA) Resource Campus Model at six campuses starting in the 2026–2027 school year.
This marks a significant step in the district’s ongoing efforts to address academic challenges at schools that have historically underperformed.
Targeted Schools for Transformation
Local perspective:
FWISD’s decision to adopt the model comes after years of incremental efforts to improve student performance, with district leaders acknowledging that bold action is now required.…