Our Network

29 member organizations in the SEA network, including 22 in the United States and 7 abroad

2,147 elementary, middle, and high school students across the U.S. enrolled in SEA’s high-dosage, core programs

727 SEA students are currently enrolled in college

8 of 10 SEA students are the first in their families to go to college

52 alumni from our network work at SEA member programs today

96 percent of SEA students identify as Black or Latino

$38 million invested in SEA network annually

 

Student and Alumni Achievements

90 percent of students who stay in our member programs graduate high school and enroll in postsecondary schools

2,113 SEA students have graduated from high school

76 percent of SEA graduates matriculate into Bachelors degree programs;  18 percent enroll in Associates programs

232 SEA students have competed on varsity college squash teams and an additional 88 have played at a club level

40 SEA students have attended Ivy League colleges with 12 students at Yale

475 students accepted and enrolled in selective independent day, boarding, and parochial middle and high schools

3 squash players from our network competed on the professional tour

2 graduates selected as Peace Corps Volunteers and 1 graduate selected as a Fulbright Scholar

 

SEA’s Work & Initiatives

1000+ students play in SEA tournaments annually, held in such locations as Detroit, New York, Chicago, Providence, Philadelphia, San Diego, Salisbury, CT and Sheffield, MA

$500,000+ in challenge grants awarded by SEA member organizations to provide funding for capital projects, academic innovation, squash excellence initiatives, and new SEA startups

$150,000+ scholarships provided by SEA annually to provide more than 80 students from across the network to attend summer school programs at 15 boarding schools and universities

$187,000 awarded annually by SEA to member program students and alumni in scholarships, financial aid, and internship grants

$691,000 in grants awarded to SEA member organizations to provide funding for capital projects, academic and squash innovation, community engagement programming, and capacity building initiatives

6 U.S. Senators, 3 Governors, 3 Pulitzer Award winning journalist, 1 United States Attorney General , 1 Secretary of Education, 1 Supreme Court Justice, and 1 Former Deputy Attorney General have met with our students as part of our annual Changemakers Tour