Program
Online DOEP Class in Texas — 15-Hour Drug Offender Education Program
Complete your online DOEP class in Texas through live, instructor-led Zoom sessions. Virtually Fortified offers the 15-hour Texas Drug Offense Education Program for participants who have been directed to complete DOEP by a court, probation officer, attorney, licensing agency or other referring authority.
An Approved Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation provider.
DOEP Class Information
Overview
What to Expect From Our Online DOEP Class in Texas
Our online DOEP class in Texas provides structured education concerning drug use, personal responsibility, decision-making and the legal consequences associated with drug-related offenses. Participants attend five live Zoom sessions and must complete all attendance, participation, documentation and testing requirements.
DOEP Booking Options
DOEP is a virtual Zoom course. Review the service titles below, choose your preferred start date, complete registration, and proceed to checkout. All class times are listed in Central Time.
Class fee: $55–$85 based on registration timing. The exact price is calculated after selecting a class date.
Select an available date below to register for our online DOEP class in Texas.
Reserve your seat in an upcoming online DOEP class in Texas by choosing your preferred schedule.
DOEP — Mon–Fri 8:00 PM Start
- 2026: August 31–September 4, September 14–18, September 28–October 2, October 12–16, October 26–30, November 9–13, November 23–27, December 7–11, December 21–25
- 2027: January 4–8, January 18–22, February 1–5, February 15–19, March 1–5, March 15–19, March 29–April 2, April 12–16, April 26–30, May 10–14, May 24–28, June 7–11, June 21–25, July 5–9, July 19–23, August 2–6, August 16–20, August 30–September 3, September 13–17, September 27–October 1, October 11–15, October 25–29, November 8–12, November 22–26, December 6–10, December 20–24
DOEP — Wed–Sun 6:00 AM Start
- 2026: September 2–6, September 16–20, September 30–October 4, October 14–18, October 28–November 1, November 11–15, November 25–29, December 9–13, December 23–27
- 2027: January 6–10, January 20–24, February 3–7, February 17–21, March 3–7, March 17–21, March 31–April 4, April 14–18, April 28–May 2, May 12–16, May 26–30, June 9–13, June 23–27, July 7–11, July 21–25, August 4–8, August 18–22, September 1–5, September 15–19, September 29–October 3, October 13–17, October 27–31, November 10–14, November 24–28, December 8–12, December 22–26
Who It Is For
DOEP is intended for individuals who are required to complete a drug offender education program as part of court, probation, licensing, or related compliance requirements.
Program Focus
Course content emphasizes alcohol and drug awareness, decision-making, accountability, and practical education that helps participants meet mandated program requirements.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Is the online DOEP class self-paced?
No. The program is conducted live through Zoom with a licensed instructor. Participants must attend every scheduled session, remain visible on camera and actively participate throughout the program.
How long is the Texas DOEP class?
The Texas Drug Offense Education Program consists of 15 instructional hours. Virtually Fortified schedules the program over five class days. Participants must attend all five sessions associated with the selected schedule.
Can my completion information be sent to probation?
When accurate contact information and authorization are provided, completion information may be sent to a probation officer, court, attorney or other approved referring professional after all program requirements have been completed.
How to Prepare for Your Online DOEP Class
Before the first session, review all registration emails and complete every required form, assessment and pre-work assignment. Participants should test their Zoom connection, camera and microphone before class begins. Join from a quiet, private location where you can remain seated, visible and attentive throughout the entire session.
Full attendance is mandatory. Participants should not attend while driving, working, shopping or caring for responsibilities that prevent active participation. Keep your identification, required course materials and any instructions from your court or probation officer available.
After successfully completing all five sessions, required assignments, participation and testing requirements, the appropriate completion documentation will be processed. Participants should provide accurate court, attorney or probation-officer contact information when documentation must be sent to an authorized referring professional.