Welcome from the Head of School

On behalf of the entire SEED team, thank you for your interest in our school.  I hope you will explore our website to learn more about the school and its boarding program. 

Our vision for SEED, transparent to all members of our community, is best encapsulated in what we call the three E's: Excellence, Effort, and Exposure. The three E's are what all of us -- adults and children -- live by.

 [7th Commencement Address from the HOS]

 

 

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SEED Quarterly 1st Edition!

Congratulations to the staff of our new student newspaper, The SEED Quarterly, on the publication of the first edition of the [more]

Four Seasons Washington DC and The SEED School Grow Together

Four Seasons Hotel Washington, DC has partnered with The SEED School of Washington, DC, the nation’s first urban public boarding [more]

The Washington Post Recognizes SEED DC Teacher

SEED congratulates English teacher Christina Williams for receiving the Agnes Meyer Outstanding Teacher Award. Each year, The Washington Post recognizes 21 [more]

Chat Room with Charles Adams, Head of School

"The Chat Room -Department of Defense Education Activity- talks with Charles Adams, Head of School of The SEED School of Washington, [more]

SEED students visited National Intstitutes of Health

Students from the SEED School of Washington, D.C., recently visited NIH as part of a newly formed partnership with the [more]

The SEED School of Washington DC. Featured in 60 Minutes

There's a unique school that's giving kids from an inner-city neighborhood that only graduates 33 percent of its high school students [more]

Join the SEED Team!

Check out the current job openings in our website at  http://www.seedschooldc.org/page.php?pid=54 [more]

Planting a "SEED": How one school is making a difference.

The SEED School of Washington DC featured in MSNBC Today segment Planting a "SEED": How one school is making a difference.     [more]

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  • 96%of SEED graduates have been accepted to a four-year college or university.
  • 95%of SEED's first six classes have enrolled in a college within 18 months of graduating from SEED.
  • 82%of SEED graduates from the classes of 2008-2010 are first-generation college-bound.
  • 96%of SEED graduates have been accepted to a four-year college or university.
  • 95%of SEED's first six classes have enrolled in a college within 18 months of graduating from SEED.
  • 82%of SEED graduates from the classes of 2008-2010 are first-generation college-bound.
  • 96%of SEED graduates have been accepted to a four-year college or university.
  • 95%of SEED's first six classes have enrolled in a college within 18 months of graduating from SEED.
  • 82%of SEED graduates from the classes of 2008-2010 are first-generation college-bound.
 
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