Family & Community

Families are crucial to student success and therefore play a critical role in the SEED program.  SEED families are committed to securing the best possible education for their children.  Many families regularly visit campus to participate in events, volunteer, meet with teachers and life skills counselors and spend time with their children.  SEED applauds the commitment that families make by enrolling their children at SEED and by supporting their children’s education throughout the program.

SEED partners with families to foster student growth and excellence.  Exciting opportunities for involvement abound and include school-wide events such as community dinners, tutoring during study hall, assisting with afternoon enrichment activities and joining campus-wide book clubs, to name only a few.  Teachers also regularly communicate with families regarding student progress, grades and performance.  For families who do not live within the immediate community and are unable to visit campus frequently, SEED provides a range of opportunities to ensure that parents stay connected with their child’s experiences on campus.

Community members, including community-based organizations, local businesses and volunteers, frequently visit SEED to share their experiences with students.  Such visits enhance students’ learning experiences by enabling them to explore possible areas of interest and learn directly from leaders in diverse fields.