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Crosby Alternative School provides a setting for two important programs: Discipline Alternative Education Placement (DAEP) and Recovery Action Program (RAP). The DAEP serves students in grades 5 - 12 who require a disciplinary placement away from their home campus due to serious or persistent infractions. Students wear a uniform and participate in a levelled behavior system.
RAP is a program for Crosby High School seniors who may be behind on credits or whose personal needs require the student to finish school early. Many RAP students work, some have a child, or there may be other family and personal needs which are considered for the student to be selected for this non-traditional, accelerated learning setting.
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