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Fort Worth ISD Teaching and Learning Center (TLC)

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Grades PreK-12

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About Fort Worth ISD Teaching and Learning Center (TLC)

Fort Worth ISD Teaching and Learning Center (TLC) serves as the central hub for special education and specialized supports across the district. The center provides a continuum of services for students from preschool through middle school, including specialized facilities, dyslexia support, 504 plan coordination, and Child Find procedures within an inclusive framework.

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Grades and ages

  • Public
  • Special Education Hub
  • Elementary (K-5)
  • High School (9-12)
  • Middle School (6-8)
  • Preschool (Ages 2-5)

Learning needs supported

  • All students including special education
  • Dyslexia
  • Various disabilities

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1050 Bridgewood Dr, Fort Worth, TX 76112

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District special education hub profile

Fort Worth ISD TLC: what families need to know about the district's special-ed hub

The Fort Worth ISD Teaching and Learning Center (TLC) is not a stand-alone school — it's the central coordination point for Fort Worth Independent School District special education services and specialized supports, covering preschool through middle school. Families typically encounter the TLC during IEP development, dyslexia services referral, or placement evaluation. If you're trying to access FWISD special education services, the TLC is where the district coordinates evaluations and program design, not where day-to-day instruction necessarily happens.

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