Como Montessori PTA

Our last CMS principal is returning to the campus.

We’re proud to welcome Mr. Daniel McAlister as the new principal of Como Success Academy — formerly known as Success High School! 🎓

With over 15 years in public education, Principal Mr. McAlister brings a bold vision and a proven track record of transforming schools through equity, innovation, and community engagement. From science educator to school leader, he’s led efforts in school choice, data-driven improvement, and instructional excellence.

Get ready, Fort Worth — the future of alternative education just got even brighter! 🌟


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¡Nos enorgullece darle la bienvenida al Sr. Daniel McAlister como el nuevo director de Como Success Academy, anteriormente conocida como Success High School! 🎓

Con más de 15 años de experiencia en la educación pública, el Director McAlister aporta una visión audaz y un historial comprobado de transformar escuelas a través de la equidad, la innovación y la participación comunitaria. Desde maestro de ciencias hasta líder escolar, ha encabezado iniciativas en opciones escolares, mejora basada en datos y excelencia instruccional.

¡Prepárate, Fort Worth! El futuro de la educación alternativa acaba de volverse aún más brillante. 🌟

As the sun sets on our first year post the closing of our school, Como Montessori PTA hopes that our teachers, staff, students, and their families were able to transition well in their new locations. CMS, particularly for our long time students, was a second home for many of them. Many of our middle school students started their education journey in kindergarten at Como Montessori School. The relationships built with friends and teachers will last beyond the walls of the physical building. That is what made CMS a special place to be.

Happy Easter, Bees!

Happy Holidays former CMS Bees!

FWISD wants to see your first day of school photos! Follow the link for more details.

Fort Worth Independent School District on Twitter “Share your first day of school photos with us. The three top photos that receive the most social media engagement will receive a basket of FWISD goodies! You can start posting today until midnight Monday, August 15. Be sure to tag your post with ”

CMS Families who have students attending Applied Learning Academy, don't miss your Meet the Teacher Night this evening. Check your email for a video link with important information for parents and students.

FWISD bus routes are available online.

https://www.fwisd.org/site/default.aspx?PageType=3&DomainID=4&ModuleInstanceID=1326&ViewID=6446EE88-D30C-497E-9316-3F8874B3E108&RenderLoc=0&FlexDataID=94460&PageID=1

Fort Worth ISD Shares New Bus Routes for 2022-23 School Year FWISD Comparte Nuevas Rutas de Autobús para el Año Escolar 2022-23

CMS Families who have students attending Daggett Montessori School, don't miss out on Meet the Teacher Night this evening.

Former CMS Families,

Be mindful of the new school hours for your new campuses for the 2022-23 school year. Best wishes!

Families / Calendars

Attention families: Online registration is open for the Tarrant County Back to School Roundup.

The 17th annual Tarrant County Back to School Roundup is scheduled for Friday, August 5 from 8 a.m. until 2 p.m. at Tarrant County College South Campus in Fort Worth. This event will offer free school supplies, backpacks, haircuts, physicals, and more to qualifying families.

Visit www.backtoschoolroundup.org for details and registration.

Drive the ball to the hole for the score at Fort Worth ISD’s Annual Basketball Camp, returning to the Wilkerson-Greines Activity Center this June.

The four-day basketball camp tips off Tuesday, June 21, and is open to all children ages 8-14 (third through rising ninth grade students) at all basketball skill levels. Campers will be grouped according to their skill level and challenged to their abilities.

For $25, students receive a camp T-shirt, breakfast and lunch, and four days of training in basketball fundamentals with FWISD coaches. Attendees will undergo a series of basketball fundamentals and drills instructing them in shooting, ball-handling, offensive moves, footwork, passing, defensive positioning and rebounding. They will take part in 1-on-1, 3-on-3, and 5-on-5 games and be introduced to team concepts to prepare them for scholastic teams.

The camp is first-come, first-serve, and accepts the first 120 children who sign up.

Don’t miss your shot to participate. Sign up today at fwisd.org/basketballcamp. Camp acceptance will be confirmed by phone after June 17.