
They and our city are falling further and further behind…

…while, students in Dallas ISD and Houston ISD are moving ahead.

*All data from the Texas Education Agency
Let Superintendent Kent Scribner know you want him to publicly adopt the Contract with FWISD Students and commit to doing better for our families.
How do we fix this situation?
Start at the Top
Focus On Students PAC is an ongoing non-partisan citywide political action committee established to make a positive and enduring impact on the lives of our students by supporting qualified, school board members and candidates who will establish a culture of high expectations, accountability, transparency, and professional ethics in our FWISD.
Who We Support
FWISD is a school district in crisis. This won’t change until voters do our job. Hold FWISD leadership accountable.
Voters can get our students and parents the leadership they need by electing qualified, school board candidates and members who will establish a culture of high expectations, accountability, transparency, and professional ethics; who will hire a superintendent with experience turning an underperforming organization around; and who will hold the superintendent accountable for student academic success. This May voters get to pick two new board members who will help hire our next superintendent. Accountability starts with us. Let’s get our students and parents the leadership they need to succeed.


Dr. Camille Rodriguez, District 1
Dr. Camille Rodriguez is a native of Fort Worth’s historic North Side where she has practiced medicine for over 20 years and is running for FWISD District 1.
She served on the school board from 2004 to 2008 – a time when student academic achievement improved dramatically. Dr. Rodriguez earned her medical degree with honors from New York College of Podiatric Medicine, her Bachelor of Science from Prairie View A&M with a full academic scholarship, and her high school diploma from Dunbar High School Honor’s Program.
She is a life member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc and has served on the boards of Artes de la Rosa, All Church Home for Children, Ballet Folklorico, and the Fort Worth Symphony. She was recently elected to become a member of DFW Chums, Inc. She has been a member of All Saints Catholic Church her entire life.
Dr. Brian Dixon, District 4
Dr. Brian Dixon is a psychiatrist and entrepreneur running for FWISD District 4 to bring perspective and accountability to our district. With decreasing graduation rates, increased teacher/staff burnout, and poor reading performance, Dr. Dixon sees an opportunity in choosing the next superintendent to lead us towards balance and accountability.
Dr. Dixon has worked at Cook Childrens, MHMR-TC, Baylor Scott & White All Saints, and the TCU School of Medicine; he knows how to integrate mental health into all aspects of our community.
Coupled with volunteer work with Lena Pope, Alliance Child and Family Solutions, and past President of the Historic Southside Neighborhood Association, Dr. Dixon inspires everyone around him, no matter background, politics, or position. It’s time to heal and grow.
Focus on Students Steering Committee
J.T. Aughinbaugh, Banker and parent of FWISD students
Kenneth Barr, Former Mayor City of Fort Worth
Jim Cox, Business owner and community volunteer
Ray Dickerson, Former President FWISD School Board
Stephanie Harvey, Business owner and parent of FWISD students
Daniel Hernandez, Attorney
Mike Hernandez, Regent Texas A&M University
Libby Manning, Real estate investor, and FWISD alumni parent
Mike Moncrief, Former Mayor City of Fort Worth
Rod Nelson, Sales consultant
Betsy Price, Former Mayor City of Fort Worth
Vidal Quevedo, Business owner
Michael Shedd, University Instructor
How do we measure a culture of success?
High Expectations
Accountability
Transparency
Professional Ethics





A District in Crisis
Enrollment in Rapid Decline
Too Many Failing Schools

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