Vision and Mission

Vision: Create a learning community where WE DREAM big, BELIEVE in ourselves, and ACHIEVE greatness!

Mission: Inspire ALL students to be lifelong learners that positively impact their world.

Contreras History and Facts

Built in 2000, Alice D. Contreras Elementary was built to alleviate overcrowding at George Clarke Elementary and Westcliff Elementary. Alice D. Contreras Elementary was originally named Lubbock Avenue Elementary but was soon renamed to honor a former Fort Worth ISD teacher and administrator. Contreras Elementary is a regular program and dual language school that serves students from diverse backgrounds. Contreras Elementary also has a LINC program to serve students with special needs. 

Alice D. Contreras worked in the Fort Worth Independent School District for several years. She was a teacher early in her career and later became the head of the Bilingual Education Department. Alice D. Contreras was one of the first women of Hispanic decent to hold this position in the bilingual department.

Our school was reduced in enrollment by approximately one hundred thirty students in 2011-2013 with the addition of Rosemont Elementary.

This school year, we have approximately 500 students with 27 homeroom classrooms.  We are a Title I campus.