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Welcome to SEO Scholars SF Recruitment Site!
Mandatory Programming Commitments:
Starting in the ninth grade, we provide rigorous academic instruction, quality mentorship, and individualized advising, to ensure that our scholars become competitive college applicants, and experience a rich and rewarding college education.
When a student is admitted into SEO they must commit to the following:
Spring & Fall Semesters: Saturday Academy + After-School Programming
Spring & Fall Semesters: Saturday Academy + After-School Programming
Scholars are expected to be able to attend Tuesday and Thursday courses online via Zoom during the week and Saturday Academy in-person on the weekend. These two pieces of programming occur together during the Spring Semester (January-May) and during the Fall Semester (September-December).
Note: This programming is for the first 4 years of the program. (9th, 10th, 11th and 12th grade)
UC Law Address: 200 McAllister St, San Francisco, CA 94102
Summer Semester: Summer Academy (5 weeks during the summer)
Summer Semester: Summer Academy (5 weeks during the summer)
Note: This programming is for the first 4 years of the program. (9th, 10th, 11th and 12th grade)
UC Law Address: 200 McAllister St, San Francisco, CA 94102
Dual Enrollment (throughout the school year)
Dual Enrollment (throughout the school year)
Scholars begin to take college courses the Summer of their 9th grade year with us. These courses continue EVERY semester after into 10th and 11th grade. SEO Scholars partners with a community college to provide specialized, private college classes specifically for our Scholars.
We expect all Scholars to be able to participate in these challenging courses. Exceptions are granted, but not guaranteed.
Saturday Academy (3 Saturdays per month during Spring & Fall Semesters)
Saturday Academy (3 Saturdays per month during Spring & Fall Semesters)
A full day of “school” is provided three Saturdays per month during the academic year. Experienced Instructors deliver a rigorous and comprehensive curriculum of reading, writing, grammar, and math. Classes are discussion-based and mimic college courses.
Our programming location is in San Francisco at UC Law, and the day runs from 8:30-4:00pm where scholars are provided breakfast, lunch and snacks. We also provide prepaid Clipper cards to students taking public transportation or provide families a toll reimbursement if they choose to drive their students to programming.
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