Built in 1929, Carter is a vocational school that provides career readiness services and education, as well as individual and group counseling to students who have not found success in traditional public schools. Carter accepts pregnant students and there is a day care and health care center on-site.
Carter Career Center
?1700 Gregg
Houston, TX 77020
?713-226-2651
After being expelled from a traditional middle or high school, disruptive students can enroll in CEP Community Education Partners (CEP) and continue their education in the public school system. CEP Southeast opened in 1998. CEP Southwest opened in 1997.
Community Education Partners (CEP) Southeast?
8805 Ferndale
Houston, TX 77017
?713-428-0160
Community Education Partners (CEP) Southwest
?7055 Beechnut
Houston, TX 77074?
(713) 394-3500
Contemporary Learning Center offers an \"individually guided\" and an \"accelerated program\" for students that are not engaged or are “turned off” by traditional teaching methods. Students are able to learn at their own pace, take dual-credit classes, and enroll in special preparation courses for the SAT and ACT tests. In nurturing these special students, CLC hopes to develop students with leadership skills that contribute to the advancement of society.
Contemporary Learning Center?
1906 Cleburne
Houston, TX 77004
713-942-1440
Crossroads is a voluntary program for students who have substance abuse problems or who have been caught on campus with drugs or alcohol and who want to avoid expulsion. Intensive therapy and counseling is offered during the nine-week program, giving the students an opportunity return to their original school after successful completion of the program.
Crossroads?
300 West 17th
Houston, TX 77008-3902
713-867-5234
Harper School is a vocational school that offers specialized skills classes in the mechanical repair and building trades. Harper teaches its students skills \"to function effectively to meet the challenge of living in a competitive and diverse world.\"
Harper
3200 Center
Houston, TX 77007
?713-802-4760
Special Education students who have been home schooled are given the opportunity to attend the HCC Life Skills program so that they will be able to live more independent lives after graduation from high school. The program teaches these students how to perform everyday tasks such as preparing meals, washing clothes, using public transportation, managing finances and job hunting.
Houston Community College (HCC) Life Skills
1301 Alabama
Houston, TX 77004
713-718-6882
After being expelled from traditional public schools, dangerous and disruptive students are enrolled in Excel Academy and can continue their education in the public school system. Excel opened in 1995 and is affiliated with the Juvenile Justice Alternative Education Program.
JJAEP/Excel Academy?
2525 Murworth
Houston, TX 77054
713-669-0799