Dear Fort Worth Report friend,
Good morning!
In your Wednesday Report: Our lede examines why a new education nonprofit released nine report cards detailing school performance by each of the eight City Council districts and the overall city. Reporter Jacob Sanchez reports that more schools in the city earned a D or F rating on the student achievement measure than those that got an A or B. Those behind the new report say this has to change.
Also, a post-pandemic education model? Find out why Fort Worth ISD’s summer school could pave new path.
Here are a couple of key headlines from our recent coverage you might have missed:
- Science and history museum to bring Omni theater back to life.
- Pearce High wide receiver’s route brings Hollywood to Fort Worth.
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ON TAP: Sports card trading has become a big industry and a way for people to make money as they buy cards and resell them online. Reporter Rachel Behrndt finds that card collecting has moved from a kids’ hobby to a serious business. We will have that story later this week, so make sure you check back here often for new reports.
As always, thanks for reading, and please let us know what you want in your Report.
Thomas Martinez,
Managing Editor
What we’re reading
Editor’s note:‘What we’re reading’ is a feature designed to boost knowledge of Fort Worth and Tarrant County residents through collaboration with other area news organizations. Any views or opinions in the stories linked below are not representative of Fort Worth Report.
◾ Drinking water violations continue to pile up for a Fort Worth suburb. ◾ Here’s when you’ll be able to buy Yuengling in Texas, after beer company’s historic westward expansion.
◾ West Seventh hidden gem Hatsuyuki Handroll Bar draws well-earned attention.
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