SEEM Collaborative was founded in 1968 on the premise that local school districts can accomplish more by working together and conducting, in concert, educational programs and services to supplement and LEARN MORE
SEEM Collaborative is an educational collaborative governed by 11 public school districts. The Collaborative provides a full range of services to students in the northeast region of Massachusetts. Services range LEARN MORE
Wellness Philosophy Recognizing that wellness is essential to student achievement, we provide our students with opportunities for physical activities throughout the school day, physical education instruction several times each week, LEARN MORE
SEEM Collaborative was voted amongst the top 35 organizations with 250 to 999 employees to be chosen by the Boston Globes 2017 list of Top Places to Work. SEEM was honored LEARN MORE
The SEEM Collaborative Deaf and Hard of Hearing Program is a day school that services children in grades PreK-3 who have moderate, severe, or profound hearing loss. The program’s mission LEARN MORE
SEEM Middle School is a co-educational day school that provides therapeutic and educational supports to help students in grades 5-8 prepare for high school and attain the social and behavioral LEARN MORE
The Therapeutic Learning Center is a public elementary and middle school program for students grades K-8 with intensive special needs. The school supports and helps students acquire the communication, academic LEARN MORE
The Hurd Elementary Program at the Ripley School is a therapeutic day school that serves students in grades K-5 with a variety of social, emotional, behavioral, and learning needs. The LEARN MORE
SEEM Prep is a public day school for 15-22 year-old students with intensive special needs. The school provides a functional academic curriculum, along with vocational training, to support development of the LEARN MORE
The SEEM Assessment and Intervention Center is an interim alternative educational setting that students attend daily for up to nine school weeks/45 days. The Center’s goal is to provide a LEARN MORE
Campus Academy High School’s academic and electives programs are aligned with state requirements and meet the credit requirements of each sending district. As a result, students attending Campus Academy High LEARN MORE
The Foundations for Life program delivers extended services to students 18 years and older. The program’s goal is to promote the greatest level of independence possible for each student by LEARN MORE
SEEM Collaborative Extended Year Programs are recommended for students who require additional academic services to prevent substantial regression during the summer months. Students benefit from enriched academic, social, and life skills curricula, LEARN MORE
The mission of the Seem Educational Collaborative Food Service Program is to serve nutritious foods that support academic success and encourage lifelong healthy eating patterns. The Food Service Program currently serves LEARN MORE
August 14, 2020 Dear SEEM Collaborative Community, I am pleased to present to you the SEEM Collaborative Fall Reopening Plans **. These plans are divided up into sections including an LEARN MORE
In the fall of 2021, SEEM Collaborative will move its Therapeutic Learning Center from the Beebe School, in Melrose, to a new 40,000 square feet location at 260 Fordham Road, LEARN MORE
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