Rural Education and Economic Pathways (REEP) Partnerships
Rural Education and Economic Pathways (REEP) Partnerships
Rural Education and Economic Pathways (REEP) Partnerships is a T.L.L. Temple Foundation initiative aimed at developing effective career pathway models that increase the number of high school students graduating with postsecondary credentials that lead to high-demand, high-wage careers in East Texas.
Student Outcomes for 2024-2025 Academic Year
- 6counties in East Texas
- 11school districts
- 4,253high school students
- 1,273 (30%)students enrolled in dual credit college courses
- 1,044 (25%)students earned an industry-based certification
- 113graduates earned a college-level I credential
- 5graduates earned an associate degree
Note: This data includes Jasper, Newton, Woodville, Spurger, Burkeville, Kirbyville, Kountze, Buna, Lumberton, Deweyville, and San Augustine ISD. Student enrollment for Livingston, Leggett, Goodrich, and Big Sandy ISD will begin in the Fall of 2025.