05/02/2025
* Are you or someone that you know struggling with understanding reading, math, or English?
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* Do you or someone that you know need assistance with re-enrolling into an education and or a Free job training program, but need help with the entrance exam?
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TTPIC's Specialized Academic Tutoring Services are offered in Southeast Fort Worth - serving Tarrant County residents.
To receive more information about enrollment > Text "TTPIC" to (817) 333-8266
Provide Your name, contact information (email and phone). Our administrative office staff will follow up with you within 2 - 3 business days.
02/26/2025
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Join the 2025 Spring Reading Challenge to learn, dream and do more with your Fort Worth Public Library! It's online, easy and fun for everyone.
02/25/2025
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Poverty in America: A Documentary
This video is about Poverty in America.Kaitlynn Gleich, Narrator and creatorStephen Jordan, Interview
02/05/2024
COMMUNITY NEWS UPDATE !
February Court in the Community event | Published on 02 04, 2024
Fort Worth Municipal Court is hosting a
Court in the Community/Warrant Forgiveness event
from 9 a.m.-noon Saturday, Feb. 10, 2024
at Ebenezer Missionary Baptist Church, 1901 Amanda Ave.
Who’s it for: Anyone who has outstanding citations with the Fort Worth Municipal Court is invited to appear at a municipal court location or Court in the Community event, without fear of arrest for their cases. Attendees can resolve their outstanding cases and may be eligible for alternatives such as community service or a reduction in their fine based on ability to pay.
There is capacity for the first 120 people to get same-day court service. For more information, call 817-392-6700.
“I encourage anyone who has an outstanding citation with the Fort Worth Municipal Court to contact us immediately so we can provide options to move those cases to a final resolution,” said Court Director William Rumuly “We are a Safe Harbor Court, meaning we do not arrest persons who come voluntarily to see us on their outstanding cases.”
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