Community leaders, administrators and advocates gathered at the future site of a yet-to-be-named charter elementary school in the Stop Six neighborhood Wednesday after years of planning, and a sometimes contentious approval process that concluded in June.
SaJade Miller, a former Fort Worth ISD administrator and principal who is serving as the superintendent for Rocketship Public Schools Texas, spoke about his vision for providing a top-class education to benefit the community and school district as students move on into middle and high school in the district.
“There is a unique character and spirit in this community, and I am thrilled to be a part of it once again, but on behalf of … Rocketship, Texas,” he said. “We are building a true community school, by parents, for parents that will holistically meet the needs of our students.”
