Fort Worth ISD Relocates Students Due to Structural Concerns at South Hi Mount Elementary
Fort Worth ISD is relocating students from South Hi Mount Elementary to a vacant campus because of structural concerns at the original school.
Dallas Fort Worth, TX, November 6, 2026 — Fort Worth ISD has announced the relocation of students from South Hi Mount Elementary School to a vacant campus. The decision was made due to identified structural concerns at the original South Hi Mount campus.
The district is implementing this temporary measure to ensure the safety and well-being of its students and staff. The exact nature of the structural concerns was not detailed, nor was the specific vacant campus designated for the relocated students. Information regarding the timeline for the relocation, including the start date and duration, has not yet been provided.
South Hi Mount Elementary School, serving students in the Fort Worth area, will have its student body temporarily housed at an alternate site. The district has stated that further details regarding the transition, including logistics for students, parents, and faculty, will be communicated as they become available. The long-term plan for addressing the structural issues at South Hi Mount Elementary and the potential for students to return to their original campus are also pending further announcements from Fort Worth ISD.
The district’s commitment to student safety is cited as the primary driver for this operational change. Updates are expected to follow regarding the operational aspects of the temporary campus and the remediation efforts for South Hi Mount Elementary. The name of the vacant campus and the precise number of students affected by this relocation are currently not publicly disclosed.
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