Boundary Maps - Fort Worth Independent School District

Boundary Maps
Fort Worth ISD School Consolidation Plan

Closure Timeline

June 2025

S.S. Dillow Elementary
Eastern Hills Elementary

June 2026

Charles Nash Elementary

Retire Charles Nash Elementary at the end of the 2025-26 school year
- Students transition to Oakhurst, Versia Williams, and Rufino Mendoza

A table displays the utilization rates of four schools, showing their capacity and the percentage of utilization before and after an unspecified change.

A map displays three colored zones labeled A, B, and C, with street names and landmarks like %22Nash%22 and %22Fort Worth%22 visible in the foreground, while a broader urban landscape with street grids and neighborhood names like %22Mendoza%22 and %22Oakhurst%22 forms the background.

A) Rezone students east of Union Pacific RR to Oakhurst ES

B) Rezone students south of Belknap St to Versia Williams ES

C) Rezone students west of Union Pacific RR and north of Belknap St to Rufino Mendoza ES*

*This boundary change also impacts secondary schools

De Zavala Elementary

Close De Zavala Elementary at the end of 2025-2026 school year
- Students transition to Lily B. Clayton and Daggett
Monitor middle school enrollment within the pyramid for potential consolidation with McLean
- If consolidated, students transition to newly renovated McLean Middle School

E.J. Briscoe Elementary

Retire E.J. Briscoe Elementary at the end of the 2025-26 school year
- Students transition to Carroll Peak, Morningside, and Van Zandt-Guinn

A) Rezone students north of Maddox to Van Zandt-Guinn ES

B) Rezone students south of Maddox and north of the stream/culvert to Carroll Peak ES

C) Rezone students south of stream/culvert to Morningside ES

A table displays school locations, their capacities, and utilization rates before and after an unspecified event.

A map of Fort Worth, Texas, is overlaid with colored zones labeled A, B, and C, with street names and landmarks like Van Zandt Guinn, Carroll Peak, and Morningside visible in the foreground, and a highway interchange and residential areas in the background.

International Newcomer Academy

Fort Worth ISD will transition students from the International Newcomers Academy (INA) to their neighborhood schools beginning this fall. At these campuses, students will continue to receive the support they need - delivered directly within their daily classes in reading, math, science, and social studies - so they can learn both academic content and English at the same time, while also having full access to electives, enrichment opportunities, and postsecondary readiness pathways available at their home campus.

Learn more here

Kirkpatrick Elementary

Retire Kirkpatrick Elementary at the end of the 2025-26 school year
- Students transition to Washington Heights and Dolores Huerta.
Dolores Huerta Elementary Boundary Change
- To further balance enrollment and utilization within the pyramid, a portion of the Dolores Huerta attendance zone will be reassigned to W.J. Turner.

Retire Kirkpatrick Elementary - Boundary Map — A) Rezone students west of Azle Ave. from Dolores Huerta to W.J. Turner.

B) Rezone students west of Angle Ave. from Kirkpatrick Elementary to Dolores Huerta.

C) Rezone students east of Angle Ave. from Kirkpatrick Elementary to Washington Heights.

Riverside Applied Learning Center

Retire Riverside ALC at the end of the 2025-26 school year

Students transition to Bonnie Brae Elementary
Bonnie Brae to adopt the Applied Learning model and serve both neighborhood and Program of Choice students

A table displays utilization rates for Bonnie Brae ES and Riverside ALC, showing capacity, and before and after percentages.

A) Rezone students from Riverside Applied Learning Center to Bonnie Brae ES; all students will transition to an applied learning instructional model