A middle and high school guided by lead educators.

Learn deeply.
Build your future.

SEED is a middle and high school where students learn with purpose, create meaningful work, and build the confidence to shape their future. Guided by lead educators, students take an active role in a structured and visible learning journey.

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What is SEED?

A school built for
active learners.

SEED is a middle and high school in Redmond, Washington, designed for students who are ready to take an active role in their education.

Students work closely with lead educators as they develop academic knowledge, practical skills, confidence, and independence. They set goals, investigate ideas, create meaningful work, present what they understand, reflect on feedback, and document their growth.

Learn with purposeCreate with confidenceGrow with responsibility

How learning works at SEED

From intention
to evidence.

Every learning journey follows a clear process that helps students understand what they are learning, apply it meaningfully, and make their progress visible.

01

Plan with purpose

Define the goal, understand expectations, and organize the learning journey into achievable steps.

02

Learn with focus

Explore ideas, ask questions, practice new skills, and build a strong understanding of the subject.

03

Create and apply

Use what has been learned to produce a project, solve a problem, or develop an original response.

04

Present and explain

Communicate the work, explain key decisions, and demonstrate understanding to others.

05

Reflect and build

Respond to feedback, identify growth, and collect meaningful evidence in a digital portfolio.

Why SEED?

Learning must go beyond
access to information.

Students today have access to more information, courses, platforms, and tools than ever before. The greater challenge is turning those resources into a learning journey that is focused, consistent, meaningful, and complete.

SEED gives students the structure and human guidance to move from curiosity to understanding, then from understanding to work they can explain, present, and improve.

As technology and artificial intelligence reshape daily life and future careers, students need adaptability, creativity, responsibility, and the ability to keep learning. These strengths grow through meaningful work and collaboration among students, families, lead educators, and community partners.

Ozgur KanatExecutive Director
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Project + presentation

Learning made visible

Progress you can see,
explain, and improve.

At SEED, completing a course means more than reaching the final page. Students demonstrate learning through assessments, projects, presentations, reflection, and revision. These experiences come together in a portfolio that shows how their thinking, skills, and confidence develop over time.

  • 01 Build a strong understanding
  • 02 Apply knowledge meaningfully
  • 03 Present, reflect, and improve

Our learning infrastructure

SEED is supported by
Ecole Schools.

SEED is the local school that students and families belong to. Ecole Schools is the learning service provider whose educational model and digital infrastructure support the way learning is organized at SEED.

SEED brings this framework to life through local leadership, a close-knit school community, and strong relationships among students, families, and lead educators.

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Structured learning

Learning goals are organized into clear, manageable steps that help students begin, continue, and complete meaningful work.

Portfolio-based progress

Projects, presentations, reflection, and feedback create visible evidence of each student's learning and development.

Human-centered technology

Digital tools support planning, practice, feedback, and reflection while lead educators remain responsible for human guidance and evaluation.

Lead educators at SEED

Guidance that builds
independence.

Students take ownership. Lead educators provide structure, challenge, and care.

Independent learning does not mean learning alone. At SEED, lead educators know each student's goals and progress. They help students set direction, ask stronger questions, work through challenges, evaluate evidence, and reflect. Over time, students build the habits and judgment to move forward with confidence.

The student

Plans, investigates, creates, presents, responds to feedback, and takes increasing responsibility for the learning journey.

The lead educator

Provides structure, asks meaningful questions, monitors progress, reviews evidence, and helps the student develop sound learning habits.

A lead educator listening to and guiding a student
“The purpose of guidance is growing ownership.”

Human-centered technology

Technology supports learning.
People lead it.

For the student

AI and digital tools can help students organize goals, understand challenging ideas, practice skills, develop projects, and reflect on their progress. The student still does the thinking and the work.

For the lead educator

Technology can surface progress, learning gaps, and portfolio evidence. The lead educator provides human guidance, verifies the evidence, and remains responsible for evaluation.

Students learn when to use AI, how to question it, how to verify its output, and when to think and work without it.

Students collaborating with a lead educator in a bright learning space

For families

See the learning.
Support the growth.

Families should be able to understand not only what a student completed, but how the student is growing. Projects, presentations, feedback, and portfolio evidence make progress concrete and easier to discuss.

  • Follow completed work and current learning goals.
  • See evidence of progress across the learning journey.
  • Discuss feedback, challenges, and next steps.

About SEED

A community built around
meaningful growth.

Who we are

A community creating meaningful learning experiences.

SEED brings students, families, lead educators, and professionals together to help middle and high school students become capable, responsible, and independent learners.

Mission

Prepared for life.

To prepare students for the rest of their lives by helping them build a strong moral foundation, communicate effectively, learn and think independently, and develop the discipline to overcome challenges and reach meaningful goals.

Vision

Direction, capability, and character.

Generations of graduates who leave high school with direction in their careers and personal lives, the skills to keep learning in the real world, and the moral compass to move forward on the right path and do things the right way.

Discover SEED

Find out whether SEED is
the right place.

Meet our team, learn more about the SEED experience, and ask about enrollment, learning pathways, and the next step for your family.

Contact SEED