In August 2023, the My Brother’s Keeper FWISD program came under fire due to claims that the $255,000 budget was unwarranted, stemming from the belief of a few Fort Worth community members that the program...
When an assignment’s deadline is fast approaching and a student is at the end of his rope, the allure of simply turning to a generative AI like ChatGPT for help is undeniable. Say, for instance, a frantic...
Sex education will return to Fort Worth ISD health classes this year after the district approved the student health advisory council’s recommendation for the abstinence-based Choosing the Best curriculum....
The next time you MIGHT have a chance to see a total eclipse of the sun, most of today’s Paschal’s students will be well into their 40s. Ms. Buckner and Mr. King might be ready to retire and Mr....
March is Women’s History Month and Fort Worth ISD is participating in the nation’s commemoration of pioneering and impactful historical women.
On FWISD’s website, the district shared...
As of Monday, December 18, Governor Greg Abbott has signed Senate Bill 4 into Texas law. The bill, which is causing controversy recently, gives law enforcement the ability to arrest and detain individuals,...
There is a rise in nicotine dependency among teenagers. It’s something we have been warned about countless times through our schools, our parents, or the anti-vaping ads across the US. We know it all...
With the recent FAFSA rollout in December, many are left wondering what could have taken so long and when they should apply. Usually, the FAFSA comes out in October, and students are advised to fill it...
Our lives are held almost entirely online; business dealings, transactions, bill payments, and even tax returns can now be conducted from the comfort of your phone. However, while the advent of technology...
American consumers are projected to spend record amounts during the 2023 holiday season, so why didn’t we see packed stores and families fighting over TVs on Black Friday? Two words: online shopping.
Since...
Last May, Florida passed a law that required its school districts to ban cell phones in the classroom. Recently, Orange County, Florida, went one step further and banned the use of cell phones for the...
For the first time in Texas history, the state legislature has entered a fourth special session in the same year as the regular session. Governor Abbott’s call for the fourth 30-day extension to the...
