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Desoto Alternative Education Center (Disciplinary Alternative Education Program)

Desoto Alternative Education Center (Disciplinary Alternative Education Program) is a public high school in Desoto, TX, serving grades 6–12 and with 19 students.

Grades
6–12
Enrollment
19
Level
High
Type
Public · Alternative/Other

Academics and programs

IB programmes
Diploma

Student body

Black74%
Hispanic16%
White5%
Two or more races5%
Male / female
53% / 47%
Free or reduced lunch
47%
Enrollment change vs prior year
-59.6%
Prior-year enrollment
47

School details

Address
204 E Belt Line Rd, Desoto, TX 75115
Phone
(972) 223-2242
Website
desotoisd.org
Setting
Suburb - Large
Status
Operational
NCES ID
481686013373
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School district

Desoto Independent School District

District rating
C
Schools
11
Students
5,708
Spending per student
$16,212
Teachers (FTE)
313
Grades
PK–12
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Common questions

About Desoto Alternative Education Center (Disciplinary Alternative Education Program)

What grades does Desoto Alternative Education Center (Disciplinary Alternative Education Program) serve?

Desoto Alternative Education Center (Disciplinary Alternative Education Program) serves grades 6–12 as a high school.

How many students attend Desoto Alternative Education Center (Disciplinary Alternative Education Program)?

19 students attend Desoto Alternative Education Center (Disciplinary Alternative Education Program), down from 47 the prior year.

What programs does Desoto Alternative Education Center (Disciplinary Alternative Education Program) offer?

Desoto Alternative Education Center (Disciplinary Alternative Education Program) offers IB (diploma).

Which school district is Desoto Alternative Education Center (Disciplinary Alternative Education Program) in?

Desoto Alternative Education Center (Disciplinary Alternative Education Program) is part of Desoto Independent School District, which reports 11 schools, 5,708 students and $16,212 of spending per student.