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History
Worth Heights Elementary School opened in 1954. Eight classrooms were added as a part of the 1956 Building Program. The building has undergone other additions as well, including the 1999 Bond Program, which added an enlarged administrative area, 10 classrooms, computer lab, and an enlarged teacher workroom.
In 2007, volunteers from the Worth Heights community gathered for a "Community Build Day" and built a new playground. The Worth Heights PTA spent five years raising funds for the playground, and volunteers completed 100 percent of the assembly.
The school has won numerous academic awards. It is a bilingual school with Dual Language Programs in Pre-Kindergarten through 5th Grade. It is also a Ready Start school.
Principal

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Andrea Lange
Hello! I am proud to serve as the principal at Worth Heights Elementary. It is an honor to be at a school that not only values academic excellence but also has such a strong school culture.
I have proudly served FWISD the last 23 years. I began my school career at E.M. Daggett Elementary where I taught grades 2nd, 3rd, and 4th during my twelve years there. I was the assistant principal at Benbrook Elementary for three years, and for six years I served as the principal at J.T. Stevens Elementary.
I believe that a collaborative school environment is the key to creating successful teachers and students. I believe partnerships with parents and community are essential to enriching the experience at school. Worth Heights is focused on excellence for all students and staff.
During my free time I enjoy reading and spending time with my family.
Looking forward to another fantastic year of learning at Worth Heights!
Mrs. Lange
Assistant Principal

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Nelida Puente
I am Nelida Puente and I am honored to have the opportunity to be your new assistant principal! It is a great honor to serve at a school that demonstrates excellence and that values all its members and their unique qualities. I value what the Worth Heights community has built and am looking forward to working alongside all of you.
I have served as an educator for 12 years and have been at FWISD the last 6 years. I began my career as an Educator with FWISD at S. S. Dillow Elementary where I taught Kindergarten Bilingual and 3rd Grade Bilingual. I also served as the Data Analyst, LPAC Chairperson, and Campus Technology Liaison during my 6 years there.
I believe that a positive school environment and collaboration amongst teachers and administrators is the key to creating successful teachers and students. I believe that creating a strong community and parent partnership is essential to enhancing student’s opportunities for success and their overall school experience. I look forward to continuing the great things happening at Worth Heights Elementary.
Some of my hobbies and passions include gardening, sewing, reading, and spending time with my family.
Ms. Puente
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