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Lake Worth ISD is undergoing a major leadership overhaul with new Superintendent Ena Meyers and appointed board members, following a string of failing grades at Marilyn Miller Language Academy. Meyers is focused on rebuilding systems—not blaming educators—by introducing new principals, strengthening campus leadership, and engaging the community in a shared turnaround effort. Early signs of progress include kindergarten reading gains nearing national averages, though math remains a challenge. Meyers credits teachers and students for initial wins, not her arrival, and is setting clear goals to exit state intervention, including boosting proficiency and shifting instructional responsibility to campus leaders while expanding support roles.

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