Home
Why Choose FWISD?
THE CHOICES ARE ENDLESS
Students can explore exceptional educational and career pathways at Fort Worth ISD.
The Choices program elevates student success and allows them to graduate with a high school diploma and associate degree — at no cost!
ONE-OF-A-KIND PRE-K
Pre-K children get to be with their friends all day in FWISD. The free, full-day pre-K program prepares students for success in kindergarten and beyond.
WE'RE WHERE THE BEST BEGINS
The alumni of Fort Worth ISD have built a legacy that reaches from the White House to the moon.
Building the best alumni starts in the classroom, which is why the district offers a competitive salary and top tier benefits to attract the best teachers in the city.
Latest News
We are thrilled to announce that Arlington Heights High School has received a generous $500 grant from Walmart! This funding will be instrumental in enhancing our baseball program by allowing us to purchase essential equipment, including practice baseballs, helmets, bats, and other necessary items
With more than 24 years of service in Fort Worth ISD, Juanita Trevizo is a true example of dedication and commitment. She has spent the last four years working as a custodian at the Student Placement Center. Prior to that, she dedicated 20 years to working in the cafeteria at Washington Heights Elementary, where her greatest joy was receiving a smile from the children. "A smile in the morning makes your day," Juanita tells us, fondly recalling her time at the cash register.
Hubbard Heights Elementary School hosted a heartwarming event as students received 28 pairs of new shoes, thanks to Maggie’s Sole Mission, an organization founded in honor of Margarita "Maggie" Sohel.
Along with the shoes, the school received a $3,500 check to support future students in need. Additionally, Maggie’s Sole Mission will donate another $5,000 to Bruce Shulkey Elementary School, continuing the mission to provide essential footwear to Fort Worth ISD students.
Fort Worth ISD and the National College Resources Foundation are excited to host the 7th Annual Dallas-Fort Worth Black College Expo on Saturday, October 19th, 2024, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Southwest High School.
Students from the Young Women's Leadership Academy (YWLA) are inspiring the next generation of innovators through the new Bot Builders program, now offered at three Fort Worth Public Library locations.
Upcoming Events
2024 Grad Profiles
1,600
More than 1,600 FWISD students have graduated high school with an associate degree since 2017.
No. 1
Fort Worth ISD has the largest Junior Cadet Corps middle school program in Texas, graduating military-ready students every year.
Top 10%
The music education program in FWISD is in the top 10% of the state for Communities for Music Education — and it has been for 11 years.
$0
It costs nothing to access the world of opportunities Fort Worth ISD offers. From your front door to crossing the graduation stage, the district will ensure students are set up for success.
65%
Fort Worth ISD serves a majority of Hispanic and Emergent Bilingual students. Through Dual Language programs, every student has the opportunity to become bilingual — which celebrates diversity and gives graduates another skill for the workforce!
13,000
If it takes a village to raise a child, then FWISD has the best one. With 13,000 volunteers logging over 42,000 hours of volunteer work, Fort Worth children are well cared for.
Pre-K is vitally important to a child’s development and school readiness. Your child will have early language, literacy, and math experiences to better prepare them for academic rigor in later grades. Attending Pre-K also helps young student to gain a sense of self, exploration, discovery, and confidence. Fort Worth ISD’s program offers a safe environment, high-quality integrated curriculum, highly qualified teachers, and ongoing assessments with progress monitoring.
For the 2024-25 school year, all FWISD Pre-K classes are full day from 7:50 AM until 3:20 PM