Let’s talk all things SET High! Dr. Neil McCurdy and Nicky Geis (Ms. G to her students!) chat about what’s going on at our small public high school in this podcast. Together they share what makes SET so SET and how high school can be better than you ever imagined.
This podcast series focuses on 9th – 12th grade, navigating SET’s halls and academic life during this transformative educational and experiential time. They might even get around to figuring out what they want to do when they grow up.
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A Principal (Neil McCurdy) and Assistant Principal (Nicky Geis) of a high school (SET High) talk about raising teenagers.
On the drive back from Disney Land to pick up SET's 3rd California Distinguished School award (back to back to back!), Nicky interviews Neil to learn about his life story.
During summer breaks in high school, by day Zena Kataf was a camp counselor for special needs kids. By night? Getting paid to put together Legos! And now? Ms. Kataf is an education specialist at our tuition-free 9th-12th grade high school in San Diego. Read...
It’s not just parents that like smaller class sizes- teachers like them, too! Take Mr. Travis Ashe, our physical science (think earth science, physics, and chemistry) teacher. Not only does he get to teach smaller classes, he gets to teach what he wants, like his...
School starts August 11– are you ready? At SET High, a tuition-free 9th -12th grade high school in San Diego, we want to help you succeed and support you all the way. Speaking of, here are a few tips and tricks to think about to...
High school stress #257: short classes. One minute you're deep in the mysteries of photosynthesis and the next you're frantically shoving biology notes into your backpack while your brain tries to switch to Shakespeare. Sound familiar? What if we told you there's another way, one...