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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.

 

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    FWISD Graduates

Nicole Thomas

Benbrook Class of 2023

Nicole Thomas, a 2023 graduate of Benbrook High School and sophomore at Texas Christian University, is set to compete in the Miss Texas competition after being crowned Miss Tarrant County.

A Fort Worth native and student in TCU’s AddRan College of Liberal Arts, Thomas balances her academic life with pageantry, using her platform to inspire young women and give back to her community.

Mya Mendez

Western Hills Class of 2024

Mya Mendez is the Valedictorian of the Western Hills Class of 2024, a testament to her dedication and hard work. She has completed an Associates of Arts Degree with the highest honors, maintaining a perfect 4.0 GPA. Mya's academic excellence has been recognized with numerous awards, including the prestigious 2024 Ann Brannon Award for Outstanding Achievement in English.

Areeg Al-Dayni

O.D. Wyatt Class of 2024

Valedictorian of O.D. Wyatt High School, Areeg earned an Associate of Arts degree from Tarrant County College in December 2023. Areeg is the recipient of a full four-year scholarship to the California Institute of Technology!

Makeio McKenzie

Eastern Hills Class of 2024

Makeio McKenzie is an exceptional scholar-athlete whose impressive accomplishments have set a high standard for his peers. As an All-District Football Player and Powerlifting State Qualifier, Makeio has demonstrated outstanding athletic prowess. His skills extend beyond the field and gym; he is also a State Qualifier in FBLA Computer Problem Solving, showcasing his diverse talents. He will be attending Texas Southern University on an academic scholarship.

Peggy Carr

Young Women's Leadership Academy Class of 2024

Class valedictorian, Peggy graduated with a 4.9 GPA. This fall, she will attend Princeton University to study electrical and computer engineering. Peggy aspires to earn a doctorate, address AI bias, and create STEM opportunities in underserved communities. As team captain of the YWLA track and field squad, Peggy made three appearances at the state finals and was named to the Academic All-State First Team for Track and Field.

Ethan Goellner

Benbrook MH Class of 2024

Ethan Goellner was diagnosed with autism at the age of 4, and his journey through education has been marked by determination and self-advocacy. This year, Ethan will graduate in the top 25% of the Class of 2024, a testament to his hard work and perseverance. His teachers commend him not only as a diligent student who consistently turns in assignments on time but also as a critical thinker with creative ideas.

2,171

Over 2,100 industry-recognized certifications earned—equipping our students with real-world skills that lead to real-world success..

266

With 266 AP courses available, we’re empowering students with rigorous academics and limitless opportunities to excel. 

6

Six standout scholars recognized as National Merit Semifinalists—proof of our district’s commitment to academic excellence.

$236,301,824

The Class of 2025 secured over $236 million in scholarships and grants—opening doors and shaping futures.

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.