The Fort Worth ISD school board met Tuesday to discuss Superintendent Angélica Ramsey’s performance. The board met in executive session, meaning the meeting was private and behind closed doors, with lawyers and without Ramsey.

Fort Worth ISD Superintendent Dr. Angelica Ramsey sat silent as frustrated parents, teachers and community members teed off on her performance during a specially called meeting Tuesday.

FWISD released unofficial A-F accountability ratings. The district says it marks progress as calls for improvement persist.

Hollins, the executive director of Parent Shield, in front of the exterior doors at the Fort Worth ISD administration building.

The Tuesday meeting comes three weeks after Fort Worth Mayor Mattie Parker and other local leaders sent a letter to school board members urging a turnaround in academic performance.

FORT WORTH — Fort Worth Independent School District says the district is making major academic progress. The district released its own calculations of the latest ratings based on last year's STAAR test scores. The district specifically mentioned E.M. Daggett Elementary School in Fort Worth as being an "inspiring success story."

Veteran teachers told the Fort Worth ISD trustees they're being driven away by the toxic environment that exists under superintendent Angelica Ramsey.

In defense of Ramsey, community member and mother of six Fort Worth ISD graduates Reed Bliz said she felt the blame was put on the superintendent now that the ongoing issues of the district are in the spotlight, calling it “blatantly unfair.”

At a special Fort Worth ISD school board meeting Tuesday night, parents, teachers and community members expressed concerns about the superintendent's performance.