JJAEP
Overview
At A Glance
- Tel: 936-538-8168
- Fax: 936-709-8296
- Mailing Address: 2235 North First St.Conroe, TX 77301
Mission Statement
The Conroe ISD Juvenile Justice Alternative Education Program (JJAEP) is designed with the belief that all students have the capacity to be productive members of society. We are committed to creating an environment for positive change that allows for exploration of and growth toward individual potential. Through parent and community involvement, the staff will provide a climate that is conducive to the development of self-esteem, academic achievement, vocational awareness, and appropriate leisure-time activities.
Leadership
- Jeffrey Eldridge, ADMIN PRINCIPAL/DAEP/JJAEP
The Purpose
While students are sent to the JJAEP for disciplinary reasons, it is not the job of the faculty to punish them. Their punishment is being separated from their home campus. The job of the faculty is to assist students academically and socially by helping them with their academic assignments; finding and helping them with their bank of basic academic skills; and by positively enabling them to reflect on the choices they made that brought them to the program. The goal is for each student to return to their home campus completely rigor, and empowered with a plan to avoid the behaviors that brought them to JJAEP.
JJAEP Academic Philosophy
JJAEP is a campus that works to motivate at-risk students by providing structure and discipline in a rigorous academic environment.
Statement developed and adopted by the JJAEP faculty
Accountability Reports
Campus Programs
- Mandatory or discretionary expulsion for a minimum or 30 days for various on-campus offenses or persistent misbehavior in DAEP.
- Students focus on English/language arts, math, science, history, and life skills.
- Certified teachers in JJAEP provide direct academic instruction while advisors manage the discipline component.
- Students ride buses to the JJAEP and earn privilege to ride buses home.
- Dress code is enforced.