Fort Worth Independent School District
Accountability & Reports
The Texas Education Agency (TEA) accountability system provides families a snapshot of school performance. This page brings together our latest accountability results and references to Fort Worth ISD’s improvement efforts.
FWISD School Improvement Plan Development
Draft Targeted Improvement Plans - as of 10/9/2026
Draft Turnaround Plans – as of 10/9/2026
What are Targeted Improvement Plans (TIP) and Turnaround Plans (TAP)?
Targeted Improvement Plans (TIP) and Turnaround Plans (TAP) are strategic action plans developed for campuses identified for school improvement under state and/or federal accountability guidelines, or as part of a grant requirement.
A TIP is developed for campuses that require focused support to address specific areas of academic performance. These plans include measurable goals, instructional strategies, and systems for monitoring progress to help campuses meet accountability standards.
A TAP is required for campuses that have been identified for more intensive intervention. TAPs are multi-year plans that include detailed milestones, capacity-building efforts, and comprehensive strategies to accelerate student achievement and ensure sustainable improvement. Under House Bill (HB) 1842, campuses that have been rated as “unacceptable” for two consecutive years are required to submit a Turnaround Plan (TAP) to the Texas Education Agency. This plan must outline the campus’s systemic approach to achieving significant and sustainable gains in student achievement and earning a “Met Standard” rating within two years.