Frequently Asked Questions
What is the profile of a SEAL student?
A student that attends SEAL requires more structure and support due to a history of poor decision-making, distractibility, learning difficulties, and / or inconsistent attendance due to significant emotional difficulties. SEAL can also be a stepping-stone for students returning from a more restrictive educational environment.
Do students typically move on to college after graduation?
SEAL students go on to community college, vocational training programs, and four-year colleges. Transition plans are developed based on a student’s individual strengths and goals.
How do students earn credit at the SEAL Program?
Although a traditional grading system is not used, students earn credit based on consistent attendance, participation, and effort.
How is SEAL different?
Students are offered:
- Small student-to-teacher ratio
- Differentiated instruction
- Work completed within the school day
- Regents preparation
- Individualized pacing
- Transition planning
- Individual counseling