Student wellness centers in Aledo, Texas

Savage Krav Maga - Aledo is a health institution located at 681 Bear Cat Road in Aledo, Texas, United States. At our facility, we prioritize adapting to our students' individual needs and abilities, ensuring that everyone can train regardless of their fitness level or physical limitations. Our experienced instructors are dedicated to helping you become safer and more confident with each class, while also helping you achieve your fitness goals quickly. At Savage Krav Maga, we believe in becoming strong and skilled in order to protect ourselves and our loved ones. Our training techniques focus on practicality and effectiveness, preparing you to defend against attacks in a savage manner when necessary. We are a "technique first" school, emphasizing realism through sparring and grappling while maintaining a safe environment for all students.

Lynn McKinney Elementary School is a vibrant and welcoming primary school located at 321 Windstream Drive in Aledo, Texas, United States. Our dedicated staff is committed to providing a nurturing and stimulating learning environment for students in kindergarten through fifth grade. With a focus on academic excellence, social development, and character education, we strive to empower students to reach their full potential. Join us at Lynn McKinney Elementary School for a rewarding and enriching educational experience.

Dr. Jenica Rose-Stine is a highly respected pediatrician located at 136 El Chico Trail in Willow Park, Texas. With a passion for children's health that began at a young age, Dr. Rose-Stine has dedicated her career to caring for the community's youth. As a graduate of the Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine and a former TCU Horned Frog, she brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to her practice at Cook Children's Willow Park. Dr. Rose-Stine has been recognized as a Top Doc in Fort Worth Magazine for ten consecutive years and has made appearances on ABC's Good Morning Texas. In addition to her work at Cook Children's, Dr. Rose-Stine is actively involved in the community, serving on the Quality Improvement committee and volunteering with the Pythian Home in Weatherford. She is also an adjunct professor of clinical pediatrics and is passionate about educating medical students. Dr. Rose-Stine's dedication to her patients and their families is evident in the relationships she builds with them over the years. She takes great joy in watching her patients grow up and hopes to care for their children in the future.