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Other Supports (Texas)

Texas’ 254 counties run a patchwork of youth supports—mentoring, re-engagement in school, work-based learning, and wraparound services—often braided with diversion or aftercare.

What We Track

  • Mentoring & credible-messenger programs (dosage, retention)
  • Re-engagement pathways (GED/HiSET, credit recovery, alternative education bridges)
  • Workforce pipelines (CTE, pre-apprenticeship, apprenticeship, first-job placement)
  • Ancillary supports (transportation, childcare, mental health access)

Methods

We track initiation (enrolled), completion (finished), and improvement (attendance/credits), pooling small-n results over 2–3 years. Employment outcomes are checked at 30/90/180 days where available.

Notes (Stub)

  • — county exemplars & regional contrasts —
  • — integration with probation, schools, and community providers —
  • — barriers: coverage gaps, transportation deserts, eligibility cliffs —

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