AskTED Campus Types

Regular Education Program Campus – provides instruction in the form of traditional curriculum and instruction for grades in the range from early education through 12th grade.  This category does not include registered AEP, non-registered AEP, DAEP and JJAEP campuses.

Alternative Education Program (AEP) Campus Not Registered for Alternative Education Accountability – provides non-disciplinary only alternative education program instruction or multiple alternative education programs in the form of a non-traditional curriculum and/or instructional program.  Campuses in this category are not registered under the TEA Alternative Education Accountability System and may include dropout recovery instruction for at-risk students and accelerated instruction.  This category does not include JJAEP campuses and may include multiple alternative program campuses that also offer a DAEP program.

Alternative Education Program (AEP) Campus Registered for Alternative Accountability – provides non-disciplinary only alternative education program instruction or multiple alternative education programs for former dropouts and students in at-risk situations.  These campuses are registered under the TEA Alternative Education Accountability System.  To be considered in this category, all schools must apply to and receive official approval from the TEA Alternative Education Accountability Division.  Refer to the Alternative Education Accountability Manual for specific eligibility criteria and procedures for registration.  This category does not include JJAEP campuses and may include multiple alternative program campuses that also offer a DAEP program.

Disciplinary Alternative Education Program (DAEP) Campus– provides only disciplinary alternative education instruction for disciplinary interventions for students who have engaged in conduct described in TEC 37.001, 37.002, 37.005, 37.006, or 37.007.  DAEP campuses must meet the requirements of TEC 37.008.

Juvenile Justice Alternative Education Program (JJAEP) Campus – provides instruction established in accordance with provisions of TEC 37.011, subject to approval by the Texas Juvenile Probation Commission (TJPC) and/or the county juvenile board.  JJAEPs are mandatory in counties with populations over 125,000; counties with a population of 125,000 or less may voluntarily establish JJAEPs.  Both mandatory and voluntary JJAEPs must be operated by the county juvenile board.

Summer School Program Campus – provides summer school instruction only.  Campus does not provide instruction during the regular school year.

Budgeted Campus – does not provide instruction yet.  Campus may either be under construction or being set up to provide instruction at a later date.