Diamond Hill Jarvis High School

H. V. Helbing Elementary School, founded in 1948, serves more than 600 students. The school offers classes in reading, math, writing and science. It provides health care and guidance counseling services. The school is a part of the Fort Worth Independent School District, which serves nearly 80,000 students through approximately 80 elementary and more than 20 middle schools. The Fort Worth Independent School District operates over 10 high schools and nearly 20 special campuses. The district s schools provide adult education sessions, as well as opportunities to participate in several athletic activities, such as basketball, football and cheerleading. Its schools administer the English as a Second Language program.

Founded in 1952, W.A. Meacham Middle School provides academic programs with emphasis on the development of basic learning and thinking skills. The school serves more than 775 students in grades six through eight. Its academic curriculum includes classes in English, language arts and special education. W.A. Meacham Middle School also provides opportunities for students to participate in a range of sports activities. It maintains various student clubs and a student council. The school is governed by the Fort Worth Independent School District, which additionally manages various elementary, middle and high schools. The district operates through business and finance, curriculum and instruction, career and technology education, energy management, human resources, purchasing, technology and transportation departments.

Established in 1956, M.H. Moore Elementary School has an enrollment of more than 300 students in pre-kindergarten through grade five. Located in Fort Worth, Texas, the school offers classes in English, science, math, history and social studies. It special education services for students with physical and developmental disabilities. M.H. Moore Elementary School conducts classes in music, physical education, and reading and language arts. The school offers counseling programs for students, teachers and parents. It is a part of the Fort Worth Independent School District, which serves over 80,000 students in several elementary, middle, grade centers and high schools. The district additionally provides early childhood education and student support services.