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Fort Worth ISD is now under state control, with new superintendent Peter Licata pushing for a 10-point jump in student proficiency — and a nine-person board pulling the strings. While eight campuses earned top ratings and gained some autonomy, thousands of staff braced for change at a massive meeting, hearing about campus closures, staff cuts, and 350 uncertified teachers. State ratings drop August 14th could flip schools from F to A — or lock some Tarrant County campuses into fourth straight Fs. And looming over early childhood education? A proposed Head Start overhaul that experts fear could hurt school readiness right here in the county.

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