Campuses

SEE's state-of-the-art facility is the home of the accredited college preparatory Day school for elementary, middle, and high school students. SEE has comfortable classrooms for small group instruction, a library, science lab and a computer lab, fine arts classes, and an outdoor play/athletic area. SEE offers tutoring after school and on weekends, enrichment programs for young children, a homework lab for students in grades 4 through 12, SAT/ACT/TAKS Prep., adult basic education and language instruction. High school students from public and private schools can earn credit for any course taken during the school year or summer. These courses are taught one-on-one and may be scheduled to meet individual needs. The office of Iris B. Burnham, SEE's Director, are located at the Bishop Flores campus.

Students attending SEE East, 2000 N. Lee Trevino Ste. A-5, are offered a structured environment in which to succeed. The Middle and Senior High School program includes courses for credit taught one-on-one. SEE's individualized teaching modes allow teachers to address a variety of learning differences. One-on-one instruction enable students to complete semester courses in as little as six weeks. This accelerated approach permits students to get-ahead or catch up with their peers.

Adolescent social skill development is enchanced through weekly classes in effective communication and problem solving.

After-school tutoring in Study Skills and all academic subjects, including GED/SAT Prep./TAKS, and foreign language are provided for students of all ages throughout the community.

SEE's courses have open enrollment, flexible hours and weekend schedules. SEE's Site Manager, will respond to any inquiries. Special programs can be arranged by contacting the administrative offices at (915) 584-9499.