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Lily B. Clayton opened in February 1922 as Mistletoe Heights Elementary School with 79 students and three teachers. The first principal, Lulu Parker, was also the first woman to lead a Fort Worth school. The school was named after another remarkable teacher, Ms. Clayton, whose teaching career started in 1885 and lasted for 50 years.
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Dr. Stephanie Hughes
Assistant Principal

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Mr. Roberto Amaya
Roberto Amaya earned a bachelor’s degree from Texas Wesleyan University, a master’s in educational administration at Texas Christian University, and a master’s of science in school counseling from Texas Wesleyan University. He began his teaching career in Fort Worth ISD at Manuel Jara Elementary in 2006, where he taught second and third-grade, bilingual classes. In 2010, he joined the staff at Cesar Chavez Elementary, where he served as their counselor for seven years. He is excited to join the Lily B. Clayton community as their assistant principal.
Mr. Amaya’s goal is to build relationships with students, staff, and parents. He wants to ensure that Lily B. Clayton Elementary continues to be a place where students excel academically and love learning.