Fort Worth ISD is seeking proposals to buy the former Charles Nash Elementary property, with offers due July 24, the Fort Worth Star-Telegram reported.
The sale would determine the next use of a campus that the district identifies as part of its consolidation plan. Fort Worth ISD says students from consolidated campuses will be reassigned beginning in fall 2026.
What the sale terms require
The solicitation lists no minimum price, according to the newspaper. That means the district has not publicly established a price floor in the reported sale terms.
Proposals must address preservation of trees on the property, the Star-Telegram reported. The solicitation also prohibits several potential uses, including a charter school, gambling facility and liquor-only store.
Those conditions give neighbors and prospective buyers specific points to watch beyond the eventual purchase price: how a proposal handles existing trees and whether its planned use complies with the restrictions.
What happens next
Prospective buyers have until July 24 to submit proposals, according to the Star-Telegram’s report.
The property sale is unfolding alongside the district’s broader campus consolidation process. Fort Worth ISD’s consolidation information lists Charles E. Nash Elementary and places student reassignments from consolidated campuses on a fall 2026 timeline.
