Summary:
Zip code 76110 in Fort Worth, Texas, is home to nine schools serving grades PK-12, primarily within the Fort Worth Independent School District (Isd), with one charter school, Trinity Basin Preparatory - Fort Worth, offering an alternative. The area presents a stark contrast in academic performance, ranging from a top-tier elementary school to several that struggle significantly, making school choice a critical factor for families.
Lily B Clayton Elementary stands out as the clear academic star, ranking in the 85th percentile statewide and consistently outperforming district and state averages across all subjects. In contrast, Richard J Wilson Elementary and George Clarke Elementary are the lowest-performing schools, ranking in the 7th and 6th percentiles respectively. Daggett Montessori is a high-achieving alternative, ranking in the 56th percentile and showing exceptional results in advanced coursework like Algebra I and English I. Worth Heights Elementary is a notable improver, jumping from the 43rd to the 70th percentile and demonstrating particular strength in 5th-grade Math.
Key metrics reveal systemic challenges, especially in Mathematics, where no school achieved majority proficiency in grade-level Math until 5th grade, and Daggett Middle reported 0% proficiency in 7th-grade Math. However, Paschal High School, the area's only high school, boasts a strong 94.8% graduation rate and a low 0.9% dropout rate, both significantly better than district averages. While per-student spending varies, higher spending does not correlate with higher performance, and the charter school does not appear to be a clear solution to the area's educational challenges. The data highlights that pockets of excellence exist, but overall, the zip code reflects a wide achievement gap that demands targeted intervention.
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