About
About Seaview Academy
Seaview Academy is a free, online public education program available to all Washington State students. Seaview Academy provides a variety of core and elective classes in a non-traditional manner through our online learning platforms, Edgenuity and Buzz. All curriculum is designed to meet Washington State standards as defined by OSPI.
Advantages of Seaview Academy Online Courses
- Offers a flexible online learning environment for grades K-12.
- Provides custom learning plans for every student.
- Assigns experienced, multi-disciplinary mentor teachers.
- Accepts students year-round with rolling enrollment.
- Collaborates with schools to solve challenges creatively.
- Facilitates inter-district agreements for hybrid placements.
- Welcomes short-term transfers.
- Serves all Washington state students with local, certificated teachers.
- Works with Running Start programs.
Students Choose Seaview For:
- Flexible schedules for family, work, or travel.
- Challenges with discipline, social issues, or health affecting in-person attendance.
- Credit recovery for on-time graduation.
- Access to online programs when others are unavailable.
- Accelerated learning and early graduation goals.
Why Seaview?
Seaview Academy is different from other online programs because students are more than just a number. Each student’s education is viewed holistically as Seaview Teachers connect and support the individual students through their educational journey. Many Washington State online schools are national companies affiliated with Washington State School Districts. Seaview Academy is a local community of teachers based out of Port Angeles, serving only Washington State students. Because of this, students do not get lost in the shuffle of nationwide online academies.
Student-Teacher Contact Requirements
Seaview Academy teachers work with students and parents to ensure student achievement of learning goals. Students are required by ALE law to have weekly contact with their mentor teacher.
Seaview teachers interact with their students in various synchronous and asynchronous ways. These interactions can be one-on-one conversations using a variety of technologies as a part of weekly check-ins and monthly progress reviews. Students have the option of in-person meetings, but there is no required in-person component. Teachers are flexible with the meeting times.
