Listening Sessions – Experiences with Disciplinary Alternative Education Programs (DAEPs) in Texas
IDRA and Texas Appleseed want to hear from students, parents, caregivers, teachers, school and district leaders, lawyers, and community advocates to learn about your experiences with disciplinary alternative education programs (DAEPs) in Texas.
What You Can Expect
We will use information from these listening sessions to inform a report on the history and current state of DAEPs in Texas. We can hold sessions individually or in groups. These listening sessions will provide valuable personal insight that data alone cannot offer, enabling us to create a well-informed policy report that reflects the experiences of students and families. Your name, etc., will maintain anonymity in the final report.
Questions? Contact Us!
Paige Duggins-Clay, Chief Legal Analyst, IDRA: paige.duggins-clay@idra.org
Renuka Rege, Policy Advisor, Texas Appleseed: rrege@texasappleseed.org
