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Board authorizes optional flexible school day program at Brazos Success Academy, including Graduation Alliance online option
Summary
The board authorized submission of an application to operate an optional flexible school day (OPLEX) program at Brazos Success Academy for 2026–27, comprising an on-site program and an online Graduation Alliance option intended to re-engage students and support credit recovery.
The BRAZOSPORT ISD Board authorized district administrators to submit an application to operate an optional flexible school day program at Brazos Success Academy for the 2026–27 school year, including an on-site program and an online Graduation Alliance option.
Ron Redden presented statutory requirements (Texas Education Code Chapter 29) and program objectives, describing the on-site OPLEX goals — including a target of greater than 70% graduation among participants within six years — and the online Graduation Alliance option designed to re-engage students who left school without a diploma or who need flexible scheduling to complete credits.
District staff reported performance figures for recent years: the on-site program had four participants in 2025–26 (all graduated), and the online Graduation Alliance had 37 participants this year with six graduates and several reactivations. Administrators estimated on-site participation could be up to 10 students and online participation up to 45 in 2026–27; applications can take up to 30 business days to process, and staff planned to submit by mid-June.
The board voted to authorize submission of the OPLEX application and to operate the program for the 2026–27 year.
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