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Why SESI? |
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Every day, SESI’s specialized schools strive to create an
educational atmosphere in which students with particular needs can
thrive. As the name of our company implies, we place our kids first — they’re
our number-one priority and the facet of our organization from which
all the others stem. Because we are privatized, we can offer a host
of advantages that public schools can’t, including:
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A cutting-edge educational model
proven to work with special needs kids |
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Highly individualized supervision
and instruction |
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Flexible curriculums and custom-tailored
programs |
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A team of dedicated and compassionate
teachers, teaching assistants, social workers, and counselors |
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Multiple locations to choose from |
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Counseling and other on-site supplementary
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Transitional services for older students |
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Partnerships with outside agencies
that complement and reinforce our own endeavors and goals |
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A truly dynamic atmosphere, highlighting
real interaction and one-on-one relationships |
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For potential staff members, our growing
company offers a highly supportive and fulfilling work environment.
In addition to competitive salaries and a great benefits package, we
fully train our educators and support staff, preparing them to best
utilize our innovative tutorial practices and learning systems. Low
teacher-to-student classroom ratios allow our employees to make a real
impact on the kids we serve as they simultaneously develop close bonds
with them. Our educational philosophy recognizes our staff members’ specific
talents and strengths and then encourages them to creatively apply those
skills in the classroom. This makes for a challenging, fun, and ever-evolving
workplace, where colleagues consistently help and inspire one another.
For parents and guardians, SESI offers
an ideal alternative to traditional schooling because we’ve built
an effective, comprehensive framework geared entirely to students who
pose learning, language, and/or social challenges that cannot be adequately
met in the public school system. We do indeed offer a full academic
curriculum, but we also provide vocational training, special-skills
instruction, and personalized services like speech and language therapy
when needed — all of which progress at the student’s own
pace. We’re especially proud of our focus on preparing our students
for real life — for the responsibilities, community involvement,
and practical issues they’ll encounter as adults. But more than
anything, SESI offers a unique educational setting where self-esteem
is enriched, self-motivation is rewarded, and self-respect grows with
each new accomplishment.
So whether you’re a prospective employee looking for an exceptional
place to work or a parent seeking an exceptional place to school and
socialize your child, we invite you to find out more about SESI and
our various learning institutions. There’s nothing we love more
than welcoming new people to our expanding family and introducing them
to the many benefits and distinctive characteristics of our innovative
and individualized educational environment.
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All aspects of my daughter's development blossomed
in an environment that was intense, structured, and positive…The
exceptional, one-on-one academic instruction and small group discussions
provided an atmosphere that enhanced her knowledge in math, reading,
science, and social studies, while meeting her personal and IEP mandated
goals……High Road, thank you, for making our dreams come
true.” |
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– High Road Parent |
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Visiting your schools was a wonderful experience. We
deeply appreciated the opportunity to see educational theory and research
informing practice. (The three of us), as deans at a leading college
of education…were very impressed with the thoughtful and sensitive
approach in which you created a learning environment based on individualized
student centered learning principles. The consistency with which these
learning principles were infused in the curriculum across the school
from classroom to classroom was unquestionably among the best I have
seen in educational practice.” |
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– Trevor E. Sewell, Dean, College
of Education, Temple University |
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