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Tuition‑paid program serves ~300 students, presenter says; program offers flexibility beyond state‑funded options
Summary
In a program spotlight, Braxton Allison said the tuition‑paid program "currently serves around 300 students," follows the same curriculum and graduation requirements as state programs, and provides more flexible attendance arrangements for students with scheduling needs.
Braxton Allison presented a program spotlight on the tuition‑paid program, describing it as the original Texas Tech K‑12 program that "currently serves around 300 students." He told the advisory board these students take the same courses and meet the same graduation requirements but often need greater flexibility in attendance compared with tuition‑free, state‑funded programs.
Allison said the tuition‑paid program relies on advisors to provide onboarding, transcript evaluations, individualized academic advising and graduation planning; advisors also host monthly Zoom advisings and refer students to mental and behavioral health resources such as TCHATT. The presenter emphasized the program's role in serving students who require adaptable schedules and additional customer‑service support.
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