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Annual Report Now Available

The School for Ethical Education (SEE) has successfully completed 12 years of activity to put ethics in action. Review our Annual Report in PDF format.

Learn about the School for Ethical Education's (SEE) fascinating history beginning in 1995 when founded by John Winthrop Wright that is rooted in the writings of his ancestor John Winthrop, colonial governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony. SEE is a recognized 501(c)3 education organization that is nonsectarian and obtains most of its financial support from public and foundation grants, fee for services, and gifts from Wright Investors' Service of Milford, CT. SEE is not affiliated with any religious organization and does not espouse or represent a specific religious belief through its programs.

Learn about SEE's vision and mission of increasing learning experiences that promote positive character and responsible and caring communities.

Learn about the four main strategies SEE employs to fulfill its mission of character creation.

Learn about the stepping stones on the pathway to promote character development.

Meet Dr. David B. Wangaard, Director of the School for Ethical Education.

Learn about The School for Ethical Education's Trustees.

We welcome you to join the legacy of Mr. John Winthrop Wright in the support of programs to put ethics in action. The School for Ethical Education (SEE) is a recognized 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Any monetary contribution is a tax-deductible gift for itemized federal deductions. A contribution of any size is appreciated and will automatically add you to our mailing list to receive our newsletters.

Learn about exciting job opportunities at the School for Ethical Education.

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