Pta Texas Congress

The Texas PTA, founded over a century ago by pioneers Ella Caruthers Porter and Willa S. Benton, is dedicated to advocating for children and enhancing public education in Texas. With nearly 500,000 members and over 10,000 volunteer leaders, it stands as the second-largest state PTA in the nation, empowering families and communities to support every child's potential. Through its rich history, the Texas PTA has evolved from the merger of two organizations into a unified force for educational advocacy, fostering family engagement and community involvement. Today, it continues to champion the importance of education and the vital role of parents in shaping a brighter future for all children in Texas. Generated from the website

Alice D. Contreras Elementary School is recognized by the Texas Education Agency and provides academic instruction to more than 800 students in pre-kindergarten through grade five. It offers academic classes in various subjects, including reading and writing, spelling and vocabulary, English, math, science, social studies, art and physical education. The school has a parent-teacher association that promotes understanding between parents, teachers and students and provides services to the school. It has a guidance and counseling department that help students in developing basic life skills. It is a part of the Fort Worth Independent School District, which operates more than 140 elementary, middle and high schools and serves over 79,000 students. Alice D. Contreras Elementary School has been operational since 2000 and is located in Fort Worth, Texas.