The Report contains such campus data as TAAS scores, student attendance and school demographics. Campuses also include information pertinent to their school community. Housing a variety of programs and services, the Bea Salazar Center is known to offer programs that strengthen student skills and offer materials to support classroom instruction. While assigned to the ACT program, students receive the necessary instruction in conjunction with discussions on making positive changes in behavior. For middle and high school students, they work on individualized, self-paced curriculum under the supervision of a certified classroom teacher.
Elementary students work on assignments provided by their home campus teacher.
All students are involved in teacher-led classroom groups designed to teach new ways of thinking and behaving. The in-school GED program is designed to meet the needs of students who have not earned enough credits to graduate from high school. Students receive assistance in preparing for the GED tests. Passing the tests will earn students a high school equivalency certificate and opportunities for employment, further education and financial rewards. An annual GED graduation held at night to honor students who have passed all five of the GED tests.