Summary:
Zip code 76132 in Fort Worth, Texas, is home to a single elementary school, Oakmont Elementary, which serves grades PK through 5 with 562 students and is part of the Crowley Independent School District (Isd).
Oakmont Elementary stands out for its exceptionally strong bilingual program, where Spanish-language STAAR reading scores significantly exceed state averages—for example, 5th graders achieved 69.23% proficiency in Spanish reading compared to the state’s 34.82%. However, the school faces notable challenges: English reading and math scores generally lag behind state averages, with 3rd-grade math proficiency at just 25.81% (18.5 points below the state). Despite these hurdles, the school shows a positive trajectory, improving its state ranking from the 30th percentile (1 star) to the 38th percentile (2 stars) over three years. It also consistently outperforms its district average in most subjects, such as 4th-grade math where the school scored 50.85% versus the district’s 31.89%. A critical weakness is science, with 5th-grade English proficiency at only 12.7% in 2024-2025.
Key metrics include a student-teacher ratio of 14.8:1, spending of $10,899 per student, and a high economic disadvantage rate of 81.32% of students receiving free or reduced-price lunch. The school’s bilingual program is a clear strength, while math and science require urgent attention. Overall, Oakmont Elementary is a school with promising improvements and a standout bilingual program, but it must address foundational weaknesses in math and science to better serve its students.
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