Johnson said at a Jan. 16 special meeting that she had already written her letter of resignation and would submit it if she did not agree with how the process to split the district plays out.

Many parents are still upset at the potential split of the district. Now, added on top of that, a possible leadership change during what they say is the worst time.

Superintendent Tracy Johnson could part ways with Keller ISD on Thursday, as the school board reviews a "voluntary separation agreement" while the district wrestles with a contentious proposal to split into two.

An agenda for Thursday’s school board meeting includes action items to consider a voluntary separation agreement and name an interim superintendent.

At a volatile special meeting Jan. 16, Johnson told the KISD school board she was prepared to offer her letter of resignation after speaking out about a possible plan to split the district wasn’t “right for kids.

Many parents are still upset at the potential split of the district. Now, added on top of that, a possible leadership change during what they say is the worst time.