School districts across Texas are grappling with staff fatigue, overcrowding and discord among their leadership — and they may be at a tipping point, education experts say.
Driving the news: The drama has intensified in North Texas in the past month, even making national headlines. And staffing issues persist across the region and the state.
- In Allen, rezoning plans to address overcrowding in some schools have sparked pushback from some parents.
- In the Grapevine-Colleyville school district, the superintendent of 13 years announced his retirement and a trustee alleged she has been the target of a politically motivated “witch hunt.”
