Northwest ISD superintendent retiring in June
FORT WORTH, Texas - Northwest ISD, north of Fort Worth, will need a new district leader next fall.
Dr. Ryder Warren has been Northwest ISD’s superintendent since 2016.
On Monday, he told the school board he’s planning to retire in June.
Under Dr. Warren’s leadership, Northwest ISD has added between 1,000 and 2,000 students a year.
School district trustees will begin the search for his successor.
The goal is to name a finalist by the spring.
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