The district wrote a $24,000 check to Texans for Excellence in Education, just under the amount that requires a public vote.

The school district isn’t splitting. That’s good news for some Keller ISD residents, but they’re not finished fighting.

In a letter to parents, the district said a major obstacle to splitting the district would be its existing bond debt.

Keller’s school board may have abandoned the idea of splitting the district, but they can’t walk away from multiple lawsuits ...

Keller ISD officials say they can't overcome a "major obstacle" in their proposal to split the district into two and that ...

If they’re announcing that the board made a decision, then there’s only one legal way that could have happened,” a First ...

The Texas Education Agency issued a letter March 11 in response to numerous complaints from Keller ISD residents concerning ...

The Keller Independent School District’s board of trustees will not follow through with plans to split the district to deal ...

As school board trustees debate the idea of breaking Keller ISD into two separate school systems, Lowe introduced a bill that ...

The news comes after the Tarrant County District Attorney's Office confirmed it had received complaints over Keller ISD's ...

In six Texas districts that used at-large voting systems, ideologically driven groups successfully helped elect school board ...

I am running for Place 1 to put the emphasis back on education and make our kids the priority. I have lived here for 32 years ...