Who We Are
Crowley ISD has 27 schools, including 16 elementary schools, a Montessori Academy, four middle schools, two ninth grade schools, two high schools, an alternative learning center and a career and technology education center. The district is privileged to serve more than 17,000 students who benefit from a laser focus on excellence in education – academics, arts, athletics and real-world applications. www.crowleyisdtx.org/whoweare
The district serves the city of Crowley, southwest Fort Worth and portions of Johnson County. More than one-third (9.7 miles) of the Chisholm Trail Parkway runs through Crowley ISD with 18 exchanges located within our district. Enrollment in Crowley ISD has more than doubled in the last 15 years and is expected to increase even more with new residential and commercial development along the Chisholm Trail Parkway.
Building Brighter
17,000+
Students Enrolled
Projected Growth to
20,000
Students by 2030
27 Campuses
55 Square Miles
$49 Million in Scholarship Money Awarded
94% Graduation Rate
Future Ready
Career and Technology Education in Crowley ISD is designed to prepare students for a lifetime of success. The programs of study at the Bill R. Johnson Career and Technology Education Center are designed to prepare students for secondary and post-secondary opportunities, utilize principles of leadership and collaboration, embrace emerging trends in education and technology, advance toward career goals and gain the ability to manage the multiple roles of adult life.
www.crowleyisdtx.org/cte
1,297
Programs of Study
Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources
Animal Science
Applied Agricultural Engineering
Plant Science
Architecture and Construction
Architectural Design
Construction Technology - Carpentry
Arts, Audio Video Technology and Communications
Design and Multimedia Arts
Digital Communications - Audio
Digital Communications - Video
Business, Marketing and Finance
Accounting and Financial Services
Business Management
Industry-Based Certifications Earned by CTE Students in 2023
Crowley Business Associates
Entrepreneurship
Education and Training
Early Learning
Teaching and Training
Health Science
Healthcare Therapeutics
Hospitality and Tourism
Culinary Arts
Human Services
Barbering
Cosmetology
Family and Community Services
Information Technology
Information Technology Support and Services
Networking Systems
Law and Public Service
Emergency Services
Law Enforcement
Associate Degree in Criminal Justice
Legal Studies
Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM)
Biomedical Science
Cybersecurity
Engineering
Programming and Software Development
Unmanned Autonomous Vehicles and Systems (UAV/UAS)
Drones
Computer Programming Associates
Programming and Software Development - Computer
Science Major
Programming and Software Development - Coding Career
Transportation, Distribution and Logistics
Automotive
Aviation Flight
Aviation Maintenance
Distribution and Logistics
Culinary Arts
Tarleton State Partnership
Crowley ISD partnered with Tarleton State University Fort Worth to offer a dual credit program allowing over 250 high school students to earn college credits on the Tarleton campus. Students will take integrated courses, such as English and U.S. history, taught by Crowley ISD teachers credentialed as Tarleton instructors. This program offers a unique model, combining high school and college credits in one course, giving students a true college experience before graduation. Crowley ISD is the only district participating in this model, reflecting its dedication to expanding higher education access. Students who continue their education at Tarleton State also qualify for additional scholarships.
Legion of Valor
JROTC Cadet Colonel Shekinah Nyoni was awarded the Legion of Valor Bronze Cross for Achievement —the highest honor a JROTC cadet can earn.
Nyoni’s incredible achievements include:
Leading the Panther Battalion to earn Honor Unit with Distinction
Serving as Captain of the NCHS Girls Soccer Team
Ranking 2nd in her class
Earning appointments to West Point, Air Force Academy and Naval Academy
Out of the 300,000 JROTC cadets nationwide this year, only 22 were selected as recipients.
Empowering Every Student
Crowley ISD provides comprehensive support for more than 2,400 students with special needs through specialized academic courses and a variety of extracurricular activities. Students have access to individualized instruction to support their learning. Beyond the classroom, they can participate in fine arts, athletics and other competitions. These opportunities help students build confidence, develop independence and prepare for future success.
Support for Success
The Regional Day School Program for the Deaf in Crowley ISD provides specialized support for 29 students who are deaf or hard of hearing. With certified staff, individualized instruction and assistive technology, students develop language skills through ASL or spoken language. The program promotes inclusion, social-emotional growth and transition services for future success.
Academics
Crowley ISD is committed to excellence in education, empowering students to reach their full potential. The journey begins in elementary school with STEM exploration, advancing in middle school as students choose career pathways and prepare for college with the PSAT. In high school, students gain college readiness and career skills through advanced academics, dual credit courses, certifications and partnerships with higher education institutions.
www.crowleyisdtx.org/academics
3,173
High school students enrolled in Advanced Academics
93%
Middle school students enrolled in Advanced Academics
Crowley Montessori Academy
With a Montessori Academy in the district, students are prepared for life by nurturing their cognitive, emotional, social and physical development. In the prepared environment (the classroom), specially designed learning materials foster deep engagement, while children demonstrate grace and courtesy to their surroundings and peers.
www.crowleyisdtx.org/cma
One Step Ahead
Crowley Collegiate Academy is a school-within-a-school Early College High School designed to foster a college-going culture and prepare college-ready students. Students accepted to CCA will have the opportunity to be successful in high school and college courses in order to earn not only a high school diploma but also a college associate degree.
www.crowleyisdtx.org/cca
Total number of CCA graduates that have earned an Associate’s degree in high school
Teacher Incentive Allotment
Crowley ISD celebrates 119 teachers earning Teacher Incentive Allotment (TIA) designations based on student performance. With 19 Recognized, 64 Exemplary and 36 Master teachers, stipends range from $4,000 to $17,000, rewarding excellence in education.
www.crowleyisdtx.org/tia
Extra Curricular
Engagement in athletics and fine arts benefits students both in and out of the classroom. Students have the opportunity to participate in a variety of sports, fostering teamwork and physical fitness, while also exploring their creative talents through diverse fine arts initiatives, including music, theater and visual arts. Exposure to programs like this helps nurture well-rounded individuals, preparing them for success in both academic and personal pursuits.
www.crowleyisdtx.org/athletics www.crowleyisdtx.org/finearts
Quentin Gibson | MaxPreps National Player of the Year
2024 State Champions
- North Crowley Football
- Indya Mayberry (100m & 200m) -District E-Sports Club
Band
- The Mighty Eagle and Mighty Panther marching bands earned top First Division ratings at the 2024 UIL Marching Band Contest.
Honor Choir
- Founded in 2001, this awardwinning ensemble features fourthand fifth-graders from across CISD.
The 2023 bond package is a community-driven plan created by over 40 diverse Crowley ISD stakeholders, including parents, grandparents, students, staff and business owners. This bond is part of a long-term strategy to address rapid community growth. Over the past five years, the district has added 1,200 students and expects to grow by another 3,000, reaching 20,000 students by 2028. Bond 2023 will fund new school construction and renovations to accommodate this expansion. www.crowleyisdtx.org/bond2023
Every Student, Every School Future Foundations
The passing of Propositions A and B will allow Crowley ISD to continue to support the student enrollment and housing growth in the community with: seven new schools safety and security enhancements at all campuses inclusive outdoor learning center track and field complex facility enhancements
Zero Tax Rate Increase
Crowley ISD's expanding residential and commercial tax base enables the bond program to be funded without a tax rate increase, thanks to growth in assessed property values.
New Crowley High School - Opening 2027
Accessible
Elementary 17 - Opening 2025
Middle School 5 - Opening 2027
Track and Field Complex - Opening 2027
Crowley ISD is the first school district in the nation to build an indoor arena for track and field and a variety of other activities.
Crowley ISD Police Department is committed to ensuring a safe and secure environment for students, staff and visitors. Our comprehensive emergency operations plan addresses prevention, preparedness, response and recovery for various situations and is updated annually in collaboration with staff and emergency responders. Campuses regularly practice drills, including fire, evacuation and lockdowns, to ensure everyone knows the proper procedures. We also partner with local law enforcement, providing school resource officers to enhance campus safety.
www.crowleyisdtx.org/safety
Trainings are held involving 30 Peer Mediators from Crowley and North Crowley high schools with a focus on resolving conflicts peacefully and fostering cooperation in a multicultural world. This program, provided by the CRU Institute, equips students with skills to promote understanding and respect within their communities.
Safety Improvements Peer Mediators Safe and Healthy
Bond 2023 approved of safety and security enhancements at all campuses, such as upgrades to perimeter fencing, intruder detection systems, security cameras and exterior door locking hardware to maintain and improve the security of campuses across the district.
Crowley ISD is proud to be a District of Innovation, exemplified by its Texas Innovation Partnership with Paul Quinn College, which enhances education at four middle schools through innovative strategies and tailored support. The district also offers diverse career and technical education opportunities, empowering students with the skills and knowledge needed for success in college, careers and beyond. This commitment reflects Crowley ISD’s dedication to fostering excellence and expanding opportunities for all learners.
www.crowleyisdtx.org/innovation
Taking Flight
First high school in Texas, fourth high school in the United States, to receive FAA credentials to become an Aviation Maintenance Technician School.
www.crowleyisdtx.org/aviation
Solar Power Driven
The Crowley High School Solar Eagles earned an impressive third-place finish in the highly competitive 2024 Solar Car Challenge at Texas Motor Speedway. This achievement was the result of two years of hard work, as students dedicated long hours to designing and building their solarpowered vehicle. The Solar Car Challenge, established to inspire students in STEM and alternative energy, provided the Solar Eagles with a real-world opportunity to showcase their skills on a major stage.
Crowley Talks
"I love being a student at Crowley ISD so much, due to the numerous opportunities they have provided me and all the connections I’ve made. They have made it comfortable to explore all of my passions, such as engineering, arts and digital media."
Madyson, Student
Crowley High School
"I love teaching at Crowley ISD because when I first started teaching, my desire was to help shape students’ lives. Little did I know, my life was the one to be changed. Although “my kids”, as I like to refer to my students, are with me for only 10 months, every single one of them leaves an engraving in my heart. In addition to building relationships, administrative team at my campus is very supportive. Crowley ISD is definitely a place where I feel respected, appreciated and valued."
Gabriela Barajas, Teacher
Deer Creek Elementary
"I’m so glad we chose Crowley ISD for my daughter. She has dedicated teachers who inspire and encourage her to pursue a career in science. She also has more resources here in Crowley ISD than she did when she attended Harmony charter school system."
Zainab Bangura, Parent
North Crowley High School
“We’re proud to have Crowley ISD as one of the 14 school districts that serve Fort Worth kids. I have been especially impressed by their efforts to support workforce-ready graduates. The Crowley Collegiate Academy is a true bright spot in Fort Worth’s educational ecosystem, producing students that are more than ready to go on to pathways to career success.
The Crowley ISD School Board of Trustees understands the true impact of these efforts and has unequivocally supported these programs and the students that benefit from them.”
Mattie Parker
City of Fort Worth Mayor
By the Numbers
$13.5 Million in Grants Awarded in Innovative Education
$35.13 Million required by state of Texas Rainy-Day Fund Balance of
To view the complete district report and campus specific reports, visit www.crowleyisdtx.org/schoolqualityreports
Our Mission
Crowley ISD provides its students with excellence in education so that all students achieve their full potential.
Strategic Plan for the Future
1) Thriving Students
- All Crowley ISD students will be equipped with the skills and experiences to thrive today and in the future.
2) Engaged Community
- Crowley ISD will partner with families and the community to meet the needs of all students and staff.
3) Empowered Staff
- Crowley ISD will empower to meet the diverse needs of all students.
4) Safe and Healthy Environment
- Crowley ISD will prioritize the wellness of all students and staff.
Vision 2030 is a communitydesigned call to action developed by a diverse group of stakeholders from across Crowley ISD. This Strategic Plan for the Future starts with the core belief that a highquality public education is a human right and is an equalizer for all students. It features learner outcomes and four goals with specific results for us to focus on today and in the five years ahead of us.
Future Focused
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