St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic

My child is getting a challenging education with the Core Knowledge curriculum. All the teachers must be state licensed and most have advanced degrees. Dr. RB has brought in a new wonderful guitar program afterschool and has been a breath of fresh air compared to the old principal who retired. The scores are the highest out of all the Catholic Schools and the campus is beautiful. Technology is up to date at SEAS and 5-8th participate in the laptop program.

This is my sons first year here. After hearing him complain, this curriculum is too easy for the first two weeks I am very glad to report that it isn't so easy and he is holding steady A's & B's. Great teachers, very involved with the students and the parents. I have received a couple of calls from a couple of different teachers there, making sure he has what he needs. Rarely have I experienced follow up like this and I love it!! Dr. RB, the principal is hands on, very involved with the students and their classes. It is also a direct feeder school into Bishop Gorman High School, ranked #6 in the nation for education!!
--Submitted by a parent

S.E.A.S. Is the best.The teachers are so nice.
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Every school you hear now a day have some kind of problems more so with CCSD. Teachers comes and goes, just like people move in and out of homes. St.Elizabeth Ann Seton is a good school and has a great cirriculum. My child has learn more than the child down the street from our house who's at the same grade level. I am happy with SEAS and will continue to support our school.
--Submitted by a parent

My child has attended SEAS for 3 years. SEAS has experienced, licensed staff and a Catholic atmosphere. SEAS Students are challenged and supported in all aspects of their development. SEAS is the only school in Nevada to use the Core Knowledge Curriculum. CK builds on knowledge sequentially, providing a clear outline of content to be learned grade by grade across all subject areas, this is what makes learning meaningful. For example, 1st grade history unit was on Mesopotamia. Simultaneously in Art, she learned about pottery and jewelry of the Sumerians, in Technology she created a 3-D Ziggurat, in English she learned cuneiform, in Math she learned the Babylonian number system. To this day, she has retained incredible amounts of information. It is truly the best curriculum I've ever seen. It is years above CCSD.
--Submitted by a parent