The plan to split the school district is officially off the table, but financial challenges continue to plague Keller.

Keller ISD has officially ended discussions about splitting the district into two, a proposal that had caused significant community division and led to the superintendent’s resignation.

In January, the Keller ISD board presented the idea of a district split, citing financial pressure due to insufficient state ...

After saying district detachment wasn’t financially viable in March, the board has drafted a resolution to put the matter to ...

As Birt called on lawmakers to reject House Bill 5089, he rebuked criticisms that the board lacked transparency as they ...

Lawmakers discussed a bill Tuesday that would create new rules for school districts that want to split into smaller entities, ...

Keller ISD's proposal to split the district failed, but emotional divisions persist, highlighted during a House committee ...

Related: ‘We are one’: Keller students protest proposal to split schools Officials in Fort Worth and Tarrant County separately requested opinions from Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton on ...

Keller ISD's controversial plan to split in half prompted a Fort Worth lawmaker to file HB 5089. The bill aims to give the community a voice when school districts are considering a split. It would ...

An initial proposal was drafted without any public input, sparking concerns that the split would unfairly favor one of the new districts. In March, Keller ISD leaders ultimately dropped the plans.

Lawmakers in the committee heard public testimony Tuesday on a bill that would create new rules for school districts considering to split into smaller entities. Credit: Kaylee Greenlee for The ...