Rufino Mendoza Elementary School

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 and advocate for educational development for Hispanics in Fort Worth, Texas. Rufino Mendoza Elementary School is a part of the Fort Worth Independent School District, which is one of the largest school systems in Texas. The district has a combined enrollment of more than 79,000 students in over 130 schools. The school offers educational services to nearly 460 students in grades one through five. Located in Fort Worth, Texas, Rufino Mendoza Elementary School employs a team of guidance counselors that assists students in their educational development.

Our mission at All Saints Catholic School is to nurture intellectual, spiritual and personal growth for our children, families, and community in an environment that promotes ethics and service to the community. For over 100 years All Saints Catholic School has been a cornerstone of Fort Worth's Northside community. We are committed to educating the whole child following in the tradition of Roman Catholic Schools. All Saints strongly promotes a Christian commitment for respecting values, personal discipline and academic excellence. We are located five minutes north of downtown and just four blocks south of the Stockyards in a quiet residential neighborhood. Please do not hesitate to contact us for any further inquiries. We would love to hear from you!

Established in 1955, J. P. Elder Middle School provides various extracurricular opportunities, academic programs and sports activities. The school offers classes in math, science, global studies, language arts and history. Its curriculum also includes art, music and physical education. J. P. Elder Middle School has a library that houses a collection of storybooks, magazine articles, dictionaries, encyclopedias, and study and reference materials. The school also organizes after-school care and summer enrichment programs. In addition, it provides special education, Title I, and gifted and talented education programs. J. P. Elder Middle School offers counseling programs for parents, principal, staff and students. The school is located in Fort Worth, Texas.