FORT WORTH, Texas — A sweeping set of changes proposed for the Fort Worth Independent School District, including staff reductions and the possible closure of a campus serving refugee students, is drawing community concern ahead of a key vote by the state-appointed board of managers.
Superintendent Dr. Peter Licata just passed the one-month mark as the district’s new leader.
In an interview with WFAA Monday, Licata said the moves are necessary to fix what he describes as a system that has long failed students…