The Waco school district has partnered with the Third Future charter network. This move is an effort to avoid state intervention for certain struggling schools. Details of the partnership are available from the Texas Tribune.
The decision affects local families who may see changes in their children's education. Further information on the partnership and its implications can be found through the Texas Tribune's reporting on the matter.
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