Illustrative photoSased Southeast Alternative School
Grades and ages
Grades PreK-12 & up to 22
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About Sased Southeast Alternative School
SASED Southeast Alternative School serves students in kindergarten through grade 12 through a separate public day-school program. Home school districts refer students through the IEP process. Small classes, individualized and small-group instruction, and related services support academic, social, and behavioral growth. Teachers help students build skills for a possible return to their home district and plan for college or career pathways. The Southeast campus typically keeps classes to eight to ten students, and teachers shape instruction and support around each student's needs. Educators work with families and sending districts to understand each student's strengths, progress, and next steps. Students practice the academic and social skills they need to participate in school and plan for life after graduation. SASED offers related services according to student needs and IEP goals. The program pairs academics with support that helps students engage in learning, strengthen behavior, and develop independence. Teams can help students explore career and college pathways as they approach graduation. Students can receive individualized, small-group, or one-to-one instruction as their learning goals require. Its alternative school gives students who need a separate setting access to instruction and support while maintaining a connection with their home district. School teams use student progress to plan next steps with families and the home district.
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Grades and ages
- Private
- Elementary (K-5)
- High School (9-12)
- Middle School (6-8)
- Preschool (Ages 2-5)
- Young Adult (18-22)
Learning needs supported
- disabilities
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