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WESLACO ISD to pilot FlexPath virtual program targeting at‑risk freshmen
Summary
District announced a FlexPath blended virtual learning pilot for 2026–27 at the College and Career Development Center to recapture students coded as 'leavers.' The pilot will initially enroll up to 50 students (25 per high school) from a pool of about 175 eligible freshmen.
Mrs. Solana told trustees the district will launch a FlexPath virtual‑learning pilot for the 2026–27 school year aimed at freshmen identified as at risk or coded as leavers. The program will be housed at the College and Career Development Center and led by Javier Deanda; initial capacity is 50 students with the district identifying roughly 175 who would be eligible.
"West Local ISD is happy to announce that for the 2627 school year, we will be offering virtual learning opportunities through our FlexPath program," Mrs. Solana said. The pilot is blended: students will have two in‑person days for test prep and tutoring while much of the curriculum will be self‑paced online. Trustees asked about athletics eligibility and whether the model would resemble COVID‑era remote learning; presenters said the program is intentionally different from emergency remote models, retains in‑person requirements, and will align curriculum to district standards.
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