Original Research by School Decision on Gregg County Shared Services Daep
Gregg County Shared Services DAEP is an alternative school, now inactive, that was operated by Spring Hill ISD in White Oak. The school was located on South White Oak Road and served middle-grade students in a disciplinary alternative education program (DAEP) setting.
The school is no longer in operation, so current enrollment, academic performance data, and student demographics are not available. No state assessment results, graduation rates, or other operational metrics are provided for this entity. Because the school served a middle grade range and operated as an alternative setting for students in disciplinary alternative education, the absence of certain standard data reflects both its grade band and its specialized purpose within the district's system rather than an indication of performance.
White Oak itself is a small suburban community west of Longview in Gregg County. The housing market there is characterized as affordable, with home values below both state and national benchmarks. The community is car-dependent, organized along US Highway 80, with minimal public transit and most households owning multiple vehicles. Civic and school life center on the school campus and municipal parks rather than a traditional downtown. Population growth has been slow and relatively flat in recent years. Employment is anchored by manufacturing, construction, education, and the school district itself, with broader regional opportunity in nearby Longview's healthcare and industrial base.
Spring Hill ISD, the parent district, faced financial pressures heading into the current school year. In November 2025, voters rejected a proposed increase to the maintenance-and-operations tax rate and a bond package for facility renovations, including work at the Junior High School, HVAC systems, and athletic facilities. As a result, the district is operating on a deficit budget supported by its fund balance, leaving facility needs and operational funding gaps unaddressed. A parent considering schools in this district would want to look into the district's long-term financial trajectory and facility conditions with the district directly.
Because this school is now inactive, it is not a current option for enrollment. A family seeking a DAEP setting in Gregg County would need to inquire with Spring Hill ISD about current alternative education placements and services.
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