Our Students are Going Places.
Literally. At SEED, they turn the world into a classroom.
From studying abroad in Greece to participating in international technology conferences in Miami, SEED students are building a legacy for themselves and their communities on their path to college completion.
But don't take our word for it--see for yourself:
ISIS, SEED DC ‘27
If I were to describe SEED to someone hearing about it for the first time, I would call it a very different high school experience. This school gives students so many opportunities. Ultimately, the exposure to programs like managing the go-go band, participating in theater, and travelling have helped me mature and grow.
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If I had to describe SEED to someone, I'd call it a school of opportunities. Nine times out of ten, if you come here for one specific thing, you'll end up doing so many other things you never thought you would. My journey to SEED began on the basketball court. As a freshman, I was at another school that wasn't the right fit. I was looking for a change, and that's when Coach Eddie saw me play. He told me about SEED—not just about the basketball program, but about the opportunities.
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ETHAN, SEED Miami ‘31
I’ve grown up surrounded by high achievement—my older sister, Zoe (SEED Miami’s Class of ‘22 valedictorian, Fulbright scholar, and the inaugural Student Alumni Board member), always pushes me to be great, and my other sister, Willow (a current SEED student), inspires my creativity through her art. My family has helped me understand that if I want a big job later in life, I need a college experience now and a chance to stand on my own.
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As a founding member of California’s first public, college-preparatory boarding school, SEED LA junior Aline is already a trailblazer. The future first-generation college graduate is interested in a career in medicine, and she saw SEED as the perfect launchpad.