Welcome to the School for Ethical Education

The School for Ethical Education (SEE) teaches strategies to put ethics in action for positive student character formation. SEE’s programs, consulting, professional development and e-store all offer resources to help educators advance ethical and character development in school and after-school settings. ​
Connecticut Programs
Programs for Everyone

 Achieving with Integrity Seminar
SEE's Achieving with Integrity Seminar is an online professional development opportunity for secondary teachers as a part of SEE's Integrity Works program. The Seminar provides instructional strategies to strengthen student ethical functioning. Ethical functioning is defined as students' ability to demonstrate ethical reasoning, ethical judgment and ethical commitment all leading to ethical action and prosocial character. Prosocial character is suggested as an aspirational purpose for students.

SEE welcomes individual or team registrations and offers a completion certification option.

SEE's Annual Character Celebration

SEE hosted a scaled-back Character Celebration on May 5, 2021. Students were not able to join us this year; however, we were able to present the John Winthrop Wright Ethics in Action Award to Jennifer DelMonico in recognition of her ethical leadership.  Project webpages for the Laws of Life Essay Contest and Academic Integrity PSA Contest reveal winners for the 2020-2021 school year.
​Pictures here are from the recent Character Celebration Luncheon. 
During the event, Larry Bingaman, President and CEO ​of the South-Central CT Regional Water Authority introduced Jennifer DelMonico, a Partner at Murtha Cullina to receive  the John Winthrop Wright ​Ethics in Action Award with support from Peter Donovan, SEE's Chairman.




​Ethics in action creates character