Our Curriculum & Future Vision

At Seascape Academies, we are committed to providing structured, individualized education that supports the whole child — academically, socially, and emotionally.

Our Curriculum Includes:

  • Math: Saxon Math 54 — clear, incremental lessons ideal for students who thrive on consistency

  • Reading: Explode the Code — phonics-based program that supports decoding and fluency

  • Social-Emotional Learning: Daily instruction to build emotional regulation, flexibility, and peer interaction

  • Customized Plans: Every student receives an individualized approach shaped by their unique strengths and needs

We pair these time-tested programs with new innovations — including the responsible use of AI tools and real-world engagement strategies to make learning more relevant and exciting.

Real-World Math Through Sports

To make abstract math concepts more tangible for our students, Seascape is launching a sports-integrated math initiative. In partnership with local sports teams, such as the Savannah Bananas and Ghost Pirates, we’ll bring learning to life through real-time team statistics.
Students will track scores, calculate averages, graph player performance, and more — turning math class into a personally meaningful and engaging experience.

Grant-Supported Research (Pending)

Seascape Academies is currently pursuing a research grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to explore how AI can enhance learning outcomes for Autistic students.

If awarded, this funding would help us:

  • Create a “living lab” model to compare traditional and AI-supported instruction

  • Provide students with calming tools, personalized prompts, and adaptive learning platforms

  • Share research insights with the wider education community

Seascape will integrate carefully selected AI-powered tools into daily instruction, including:

  • Squirrel AI – adaptive learning in math and reading

  • Inner Explorer + AI prompts – for mindfulness and emotional regulation

  • AI-generated social stories and communication scripts – to support peer interaction

These tools allow us to personalize instruction, support self-regulation, and foster social engagement — all key goals in our research-driven approach.

Our Staff

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Meet Mrs. Whitcomb – Our Lead Teacher for 3rd - 5th Grade Students!

We are thrilled to have Mrs. Whitcomb leading our first incoming class at Seascape Academies! She is deeply passionate about working with students with Autism and is dedicated to providing individualized support to help them thrive.

With a focus on one-on-one instruction, Mrs. Whitcomb will guide students in mastering social, emotional, academic, sensory, communication, and practical everyday skills—all essential for fostering independence and success beyond the classroom.

Her commitment ensures that every student receives the personalized attention and guidance they deserve to reach their fullest potential.

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Para Educator Lead – Supporting Independence & Real-World Learning

Our Para Educator Lead will play a vital role in supporting our students during their on-campus learning days. They will assist students in carrying out real-life academic, social, emotional and communication skills training, ensuring they gain hands-on experience in these essential life skill areas.

This team member will bring experience working with individuals with Autism and a background in education or the health field, providing the guidance and support needed to help students build confidence and independence in real-world settings.

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Before/After Care Lead – Supporting Learning & Independence

Our Before/After Care Lead will provide essential support for students enrolled in our extended care program. They will assist students with self-directed activities and self-paced lessons on virtual learning days, ensuring they stay engaged and on track with their educational goals.

This staff member will have experience working with individuals with Autism and a background in education or the health field, creating a structured, supportive, and nurturing environment that promotes both independence and academic growth.

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