School of Experiential Education  (Gr 09 - 12)

Gerry McCann

Beth Hennings
Gerry McCann
 
 

Linda Clements
Cheryl  Skovronek
 



40 McArthur St, Etobicoke, ON
M9P3M7


416-394-6990

416-394-6991





Electric High is a new program launching at SEE in September 2013. It features a mix of e-learning and classroom learning opportunities. The e-learning courses feature virtual attendance. Electric High offers courses in both quadmester and semester formats. There are also flexible registration times throughout the year. Credits are available from grade 9 to 12 at all levels. Students can enrol for full-time or part-time studies.

Community Forum



 
Join our weekly student driven community forum and have a voice in what and how you learn.  We might  go out on an excursion downtown or have a speaker or performance;  SEE works hard to ensure that learning experiences are happening outside of the classroom as often as possible. 
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Field Trips


The School of Experiential Education was founded in 1971 on the premise that learning outside of the classroom is as valuable as the learning that goes on in our classrooms.  As a student at SEE, you can expect to go on as many as four excursions per month.  You will experience downtown art walks, theatre performances, math scavenger hunts, conferences, film festivals and a three-day camping trip at the start of each school year.  All excursions are carefully selected by the staff and/or the students to ensure that they are highly engaging, educational and often have a socio-political or culturally significant focus.

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Arts and Technology Integration


Whether you are interested in traditional Visual Arts like painting, sculpture or photography or you would prefer accessing the latest technology to produce a CD or video, SEE offers a host of options and resources to help you reach your creative potential, create and communicate. SEE is equipped with two computer labs, a darkroom and a recording studio.  

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SEE and the Environment


Learn about our commitment to environmental sustainability and increasing biodiversity though our organic vegetable and wildflower gardens, vermi composting program and our new living wall. Science and geography classes take a hands-on approach to ecology, which includes engaging our entire community in planting, harvesting and appreciating the natural environment.
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Thematic English Courses


We have a long history of developing unique and thought provoking English courses where the selected texts investigate a specific theme.  These themes change in response to our students' needs and interests.  Some of course titles that you can expect to find on our timetable include Graphic Novel, Death & Dying, Sex, Art and American Culture, Queer and Quest.
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Healthy Eating


At SEE a free nutritious lunch is prepared each day.  SEE has a full kitchen where students are given an opportunity to plan, cook and organize our meals. This includes creating shopping lists, budgeting and using food grown from our own garden.  Lunches are subsidized and a vegetarian option is always available.