Alternative Education Centers
As a commitment to education, Los Fresnos CISD houses two alternative education centers for students who have been removed from their regular campus:
- College, Career and Technology Academy (CCTA)
- Disciplinary Alternative Education Center (DAEP)
The Centers provide meaningful educational experiences for assigned students in a well-disciplined environment that provides consistency, structure, targeted instruction, and support-related services so that each student will grow intellectually, socially, and emotionally. Students are still enrolled in the Los Fresnos CISD but will continue striving towards graduation with the assistance of dedicated administrative team, high-qualified teachers, and committed staff members. Meals, textbooks, and TEKS-based instruction are continuous services offered to students during their placement.
CCTA
Pablo Leal
Coordinator
956-254-5296
Michele Troncoso
Assistant Principal
956-254-5097
Aracely Hernandez
CCTA Secretary
956-254-5296
DAEP
Disciplinary Alternative Education Centers
As a commitment to education, the Los Fresnos CISD operates two alternative education centers for students who have been removed from their regular campus:
- Associated Marine Institute (AMI) Kids-Rio Grande Valley
- Disciplinary Alternative Education Program (DAEP)
The Centers provide meaningful educational experiences for assigned students in a well-disciplined environment that provides consistency, structure, targeted instruction, and support-related services so that each student will grow intellectually, socially, and emotionally.
Students are still enrolled in the Los Fresnos CISD but will continue striving towards graduation with the assistance of dedicated administrative team, highly-qualified teachers, and committed staff members. Meals, textbooks, and TEKS-based instruction are continuous services offered to students during their placement.
Disciplinary Alternative Education Program
33413 FM 1575
Los Fresnos, Texas 78566
Phone: 956-254-5097
Fax: 956-233-6315
CCTA supports students who have dropped out of school or not fulfilled graduation requirements. CCTA focuses on young adults between the ages of 16 and 25 who attended Los Fresnos High School for a minimum of one year but did not complete graduation requirements. The campus is designed for students who lack 12 credits or less to graduate and/or who have not passed the required state assessments.
DAEP is an educational and self-discipline alternative instruction program for students in elementary through high school grades who are removed from their regular classes for mandatory or discretionary disciplinary reasons and placed in a DAEP.