Copper Creek Elementary School

Boulevard Heights serves Fort Worth ISD students ages 3 to 22 whose intellectual disabilities, autism or severe behavioral challenges have made a general campus difficult. Students come to our El Campo campus through the district's Admission, Review and Dismissal process. We teach academic subjects alongside social skills, community living and vocational skills. Instruction shifts toward practical skills as students get older. Our elementary program combines academic and functional learning, while postsecondary instruction focuses on daily living and adult skills. Speech, occupational and physical therapy, music therapy and adapted physical education are provided as directed by each student's Individualized Education Plan. We teach behavior skills with the goal of helping students return to a less restrictive setting.

Our Fort Worth Christian school serves kindergarten through grade 12 with a mastery-based approach. Students move ahead when they are ready, and our small classes have a 9:1 student-to-teacher ratio. Daily prayer and devotions are part of the school day, with Bible class three days a week. We offer private tutoring and homeschool partnerships alongside our school program. Parents and students can view grades, assignments and progress reports online at any time. Our classrooms welcome neurodivergent students, and qualifying families may use financial aid, sibling discounts or payment plans. Christian Cottage Prep has served Fort Worth since 2001.

Certified educators at Keller ISD Early Learning Center North teach state-aligned prekindergarten. We build academic and social foundations and provide dual-language or special education support for eligible students. Enrollment is generally limited to children in Keller ISD, with an employee exception.