Elementary Schools in Lincoln Place South Fort Worth, TX
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Van Zandt-Guinn Elementary opened in 1979 as one of two alternative schools in the Fort Worth Independent School District. It enrolls more than 300 students
Charles E. Nash Elementary School enrolls students in kindergarten through grade five. The school has a work force of more than 35 employees, includi
Opened in 1948, Natha Howell Elementary School was formerly known as Oak Knoll Elementary School. It recognized by the Texas Education Agency and serves mo
- Neighborhoods:
- Normandy Place, West Meadowbrook
- Amenities:
- Wheelchair accessible
Sandusky Middle School, founded in 1966, provides education to students in grades six through eight. It offers classes in several subjects, including langua
- Neighborhood:
- Carter Riverside
Serving the Fort Worth Area
Founded in 1954, Springdale Elementary School enrolls more than has 575 students in pre-kindergarten through grade five. The school offers guidance counseli
Meadowbrook Elementary School provides learning opportunities to more than 880 students in prekindergarten through grade five. Its academic curriculum includ
- Neighborhood:
- West Meadowbrook
S. S. Dillow Elementary School, built in 1937, is a coeducational institution that has a staff of more than 25 full-time certified teachers a
Rufino Mendoza Elementary School, formerly known as Denver Avenue School, was built in 1910. It was renamed in honor of Rufino Mendoza, who was a spokesman a
Lily B. Clayton Elementary School was opened in 1922 as Mistletoe Heights Elementary School. It serves more than 490 students in prekindergarten through gra
- Neighborhood:
- Mistletoe Heights
- Payment method:
- cash