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Texas took over Fort Worth ISD over low test scores, replacing elected officials with state appointees despite plans to end the exam.
The Texas state government took over Fort Worth Independent School District in 2025, citing low STAAR test scores despite plans to phase out the exam.
State officials justified the move, which replaced elected leaders with a state-appointed board, by pointing to years of underperformance, including only 34% of students at grade level.
Critics argue the decision relied on a flawed test system widely criticized for inaccurately measuring student learning and creating undue pressure.
The takeover has sparked debate over the use of standardized testing in school accountability and the limits of state intervention, with concerns about fairness and local control.
Texas se hizo cargo de Fort Worth ISD por los bajos puntajes de las pruebas, reemplazando a los funcionarios electos con los nombrados por el estado a pesar de los planes de terminar el examen.