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See top schools in Fort WorthThe Juvenile Justice Alternative Education Program (JJAEP) in Fort Worth, Texas, is a public school for middle and high school students, usually in grades 6–12. The school gives students who have been kicked out of regular schools for disciplinary or legal reasons a structured and closely watched place to learn. There are usually 250 students enrolled, and the student-to-teacher ratio is higher than at most schools because the program is so specialized. JJAEP's main goal is to keep students' academic progress going while also helping them grow socially and behaviorally. There is no specific Math and Reading proficiency data (N/A). Funding usually matches what the district gives to programs for alternative education. Students usually don't take extra tests like the SAT while they're in the program, but they can do so on their own outside of it. Offering a balanced mix of academics, leadership development, and innovation, the school has earned recognition as the
. The Juvenile Justice Alternative Education Program is a structured academic and behavioral setting that helps students get back into school and grow as people.
16 Students
With a student-teacher ratio of 2 : 1
25%
Percentage of minority students
New Playground Name
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Dismissal Time: 12:15 PM
Note: Doors open at 8:45 AM for student arrival. Please refer to the school calendar for specific early dismissal dates.
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September to June
School session starts in September 1st week and ends in June 3rd week. For exact dates, please contact the school.
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The Juvenile Justice Alternative Ed Program in Fort Worth will be working to help kids do better in school, get counseling, and learn important life skills. This will help them go back to school and have better lives in the future.
Q1. What kinds of after-school activities does Boswell High School offer?
Ans. The school has sports teams, fine arts programs, clubs, and student groups for students with different interests.
Q2. Does Boswell High School offer programs that help students get ready for jobs?
Ans. Yes, students can sign up for CTE programs that help them learn skills they will need for their future jobs.
Q3. Are there chances to study more advanced subjects?
Ans. Yes, students who want more challenging academics can take Advanced Placement (AP) courses.
Q4. How does the school help students stay healthy?
Ans. There are counseling services and academic help available to help you grow as a person and as a student.
Q5. Does the school want parents to be involved?
Ans. Yes, parents can get involved by going to school events, meetings, and talking to each other.
Note: Schedules may change during school holidays. Please contact School for exact Schedule.
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