Like Sagamore Hill, Springdale’s test scores point to signs of growth — the school posted a 12-point gain in the number of fourth-graders meeting grade level in reading. In math, the school saw a 34-point increase in the number of fourth-graders meeting grade level, climbing from 20% last year to 54% this year.

The Fort Worth ISD school board will meet Tuesday night to discuss the contract of Superintendent Angelica Ramsey, who has been with the district just two years.

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.”