2020 Best Schools in Fort WorthAbout this List

Trinity Valley School

• Private School
• Fort Worth, TX
• PK, K-12
• 66 reviews

Alum: I absolutely loved my time at TVS. I was by no means one of the "popular kids", and I came in relatively late (8th grade) compared to my classmates who had been together since kindergarten, but I found my niche playing sports and ended up loving my time there.

The class size was small and I was able to get to know my teachers well because of the amount of attention I was able to receive from them. I became close with my teachers and felt that they supported me throughout my time there. Academically, I was very well prepared for college thanks to the investment of the teachers I had at TVS.

The Trinity Valley campus is clean and well kept. I always felt safe walking around campus by myself and the community was tight-knit.

I could not have asked for a better experience!
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• A+

• 1,017 Students
• 9:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Fort Worth Country Day School

• Private School
• Fort Worth, TX
• K-12
• 81 reviews

Alum: My experience at FWCD was enjoyable, challenging, and enriching. Not only did FWCD prepare me academically, the numerous opportunities to get involved with clubs and athletics provided for a really well-rounded school experience. Since graduating, I can now appreciate the incredible community that FWCD has built; I still have relationships with my teachers to this day! The memories and opportunities I had here made my middle/high school experience so enjoyable, and I would hope to send my kids to a school like FWCD one day.
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• A+

• 1,066 Students
• 7:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

All Saints' Episcopal School

• Private School
• Fort Worth, TX
• PK, K-12
• 64 reviews

Parent: All Saints' has been a huge blessing to our family. Our oldest is a Senior this year, and began her journey here in Kindergarten. I can truly say that All Saints' lives up to it goal of developing a well rounded student...the Scholar, Servant, Artist and Athlete. She has grown up in this nurturing environment with teachers who truly care for her, is prepared academically and socially, and ready for the next step in her education. Our only regret is that the years passed by too quickly!
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• A+

• 1,071 Students
• 8:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Covenant Classical School

• Private School
• Fort Worth, TX
• K-12
• 21 reviews

Alum: Overall a great school. The teachers, parents, and staff are really passionate about giving students a wholistic and rigorous classical education. The school is still expanding and there is a lot of work left to do to make Covenant the best it can be. In the coming years Covenant will have to make important changes to continue to support its students as it grows. I think it will be crucial for the school to invest more resources in Math and Science, and explore technology related classes and clubs. It will also be important for Covenant to provide more resources to students to navigate college applications and scholarships.
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• A+

• 395 Students
• 10:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Heritage Elementary School

• Grapevine-Colleyville Independent School District, TX
• PK, K-5

• A+

• 470 Students
• 15:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Texas Academy of Biomedical

• Fort Worth Independent School District, TX
• 9-12
• 113 reviews

Senior: We have a lot of different opportunities for students who are interested in going into the medical field. We have a lot of diverse classes in the sciences and great health-related electives such as Pharmacy Technician, Patient Care Technician, and Sterile Processing Technician. We are partnered up with Tarrant County College and the University of North Texas Health Science Center. We have plenty of chances to go on rotations and externships to places like pharmacies, nursing homes, and hospitals. If you are interested or would like to go to the medical field then TABS is a great school, however, the courses are very rigorous and time-consuming. Our classes are small most of them no more than 100 kids, this gives the student one on one time with teachers and professors to establish good relationships.
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• A+

• 385 Students
• 18:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Harwood Junior High School

• Hurst-Euless-Bedford Independent School District, TX
• 7-9

• A

• 971 Students
• 16:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Nolan Catholic High School

• Private School
• Fort Worth, TX
• 9-12
• 219 reviews

Senior: Nolan Catholic High school has been around since the sixties, and is still a very popular choice among catholics. This is due to the fact that Nolan offers good theology classes and great faculty. The school is a college prep school which means the classes are slightly challenging, depending on what class you decide to enroll in. Being a college prep school, this makes sure the students are organized and on the right track for college. Insecurity is not an issue at the school due to the fact that everyone wears the same uniforms, no one can judge what clothes you wear. Also, the school is remodeling a lot of stuff, making it have a modern contemporary look. A new art room, natatorium, parking lot, gardens, weight rooms and much more are being built as I speak. Security is the new big thing , this means more ID scanning doors in between hallways and any entrances. Overall, the school is a very welcoming environment and a good school academically.
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• A

• 864 Students
• 11:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Fort Worth Academy of Fine Arts Middle/High School

• Public School
• Fort Worth, TX
• 7-12
• 116 reviews

Alum: I graduated in 2017 and I really loved the culture and teachers as they would go out of their way to help students struggling in a class or being new there. The art classes were taken seriously along side academics and competitions. They definitely prepared everyone for college when a lot of the original staff were still there. However, issues arrive with the CEO Clint Riley and school board who have alienated the staff and arts that they say they love and care for you can find news reports about it. The visual art classes I was in also dropped in quality since we were a small group compared to the other arts. Some arts have been disbanded like boy & girl choir or orchestra. From what I've heard trying to catch up with teachers are being forced to teach some classes they aren't qualified for now. Office/admin staff come off distant and rude and are the secondary issue. Otherwise the teachers who work there are a gem and hope the ones who left are finding a healthier work environment.
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• A

• 343 Students
• 11:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Southwest Christian School

• Private School
• Fort Worth, TX
• PK, K-12
• 54 reviews

Alum: My experience at Southwest Christian School began when I was merely four-years-old and ended this past May of 2019 when I graduated. I am more than prepared for college because of the amazing experience I had there. Academics were challenging, however they taught me how to study. Every activity I participated in had a loving, and Christ-centered atmosphere. They truly live up to their mission statement of having an academically excellent, globally minded, and Christ-centered education for all of their students. The school will always have a special place in my heart!
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• A

• 813 Students
• 10:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

River Trails Elementary School

• Hurst-Euless-Bedford Independent School District, TX
• PK, K-6
• 2 reviews

Parent: The parents are active in their kids education, teacher are enthusiastic about their students education, and it a nice environment. On the other hand the ladies in the front office our a bit rude. If you plan on taking your child to this school drop them off in the morning by 7:45 am, the say by 7:50 am but the close the door early, count your child as tardy, and trust me I learn this the hard way.
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• A

• 612 Students
• 17:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Harmony School of Innovation - Fort Worth

• Public School
• Fort Worth, TX
• 6-12
• 58 reviews

Senior: Harmony School of Innovation is excellent at providing their students with the resources they need to excel on standardized tests. Beyond excelling with standardized tests, most of the staff are amicable and even try to maintain the idea that everyone is family on campus. Where Harmony succeeds at providing students with useful tools to do well academic wise, they are lacking in other departments such as athletics and counselors that focus on behavior and mental health. High GPA's and SAT scores are great and all, but young adults also need to use this time to learn how to keep their bodies and minds healthy while receiving an education.
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• A

• 878 Students
• 16:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Viridian Elementary School

• Hurst-Euless-Bedford Independent School District, TX
• PK, K-6

• A

• 709 Students
• 16:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

McAnally Intermediate School

• Aledo Independent School District, TX
• 5-6

• A

• 834 Students
• 19:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Medlin Middle School

• Northwest Independent School District, TX
• 6-8
• 1 review

Alum: Mostly good teachers, decent food, prepares you for college and high school pretty well, dead cockroaches by the back stairs throughout most of the year
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• A

• 1,145 Students
• 17:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Timberview Middle School

• Keller Independent School District, TX
• 5-8

• A

• 1,225 Students
• 15:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

James M. Steele Accelerated High School

• Northwest Independent School District, TX
• 9-12
• 41 reviews

Freshman: At James M Steele Accelerated Highschool all students are offered the opportunity to enter the collegiate academy, or the cosmetology academy and in the cosmetology academy y’all students have the opportunity to get there cosmetology license for a fraction of the price. If they enter the collegiate academy, the students have the opportunity to graduate with there associates degree and enter college with a academic boost. Another opportunity all students at James M Steele Accelerated Highschool have are Microsoft certification for FREE!
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• A

• 142 Students
• 9:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Bethesda Christian School

• Private School
• Fort Worth, TX
• K-12
• 68 reviews

Parent: Bethesda Christian school is a school that is focused on giving the best education to each student. As a parent, you understand that children have different strengths and weaknesses. If your child is academically strong, then you can be assured that he/she will graduate with the ability to pursue education at the highest levels. If your child excels in mathematics, but struggles in another area, your child will be able to choose the highest level classes in mathematics and choose a regular class for the other area. I am so thrilled that the doors are being opened a little wider so that more students can continue attending BCS up through graduation. BCS continues to be a group of people that love the Lord and strive for excellence. The parents that surround me today at BCS are salt of the earth. They are a light in a dark world. I couldn’t be happier with knowing who will see BCS through into the coming years! This school is such a gift that will continue to bless our family.
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• A

• 400 Students
• 10:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Ridgeview Elementary School

• Keller Independent School District, TX
• K-4

• A

• 672 Students
• 16:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Hillwood Middle School

• Keller Independent School District, TX
• 7-8
• 3 reviews

Middle School Student: 7th and 8th grade are always hard years for anyone, regardless of where you go or how mature you may be. Hillwood, however, makes itself exceptional by creating a warm, friendly and comforting atmosphere that puts students a little more at ease, and not as afraid of going to high school. The staff are amazing, funny, and seem to genuinely care about their students well being. There is not a big thing I would like to see change at Hillwood, only a few minute details like schedules and the process of applying for high school. Overall though, this is a wonderufl sschool anyone would be lukcy to go to.
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• A

• 1,146 Students
• 15:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Euless Junior High School

• Hurst-Euless-Bedford Independent School District, TX
• 7-9
• 3 reviews

Alum: Euless was a great junior high. Many great memories from here. Much to do with clubs and sports, and extracurricular activities. Something tk be a part of always
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• A

• 1,099 Students
• 19:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Trinity Springs Middle School

• Keller Independent School District, TX
• 7-8

• A

• 1,069 Students
• 16:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Hurst Hills Elementary School

• Hurst-Euless-Bedford Independent School District, TX
• PK, K-6

• A

• 527 Students
• 14:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Central Junior High School

• Hurst-Euless-Bedford Independent School District, TX
• 7-9
• 11 reviews

Freshman: It’s a really good school, with the best band program in the area. There is also a fantastic engineering course and many clubs to help students find people who share the interests they have. 10/10 do recommend.
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• A

• 1,034 Students
• 17:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Hurst Junior High School

• Hurst-Euless-Bedford Independent School District, TX
• 7-9
• 2 reviews

Parent: EXCELLENT SCHOOL. I TRUST THEM WITH MY SON EVERY DAY. I AM NEVER DISAPPOINTED. STAFF AND TEACHERS ARE CARING. STUDENTS ARE VERY WELL-MANNERED!!
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• A

• 1,088 Students
• 17:1 Student-Teacher Ratio