Dedicated to developing well-rounded students and future employees, it provides leadership, citizenship and character development programs and enhances job skill training. Members compete on a regional, state and national level . The counselors at the Institute help students make career and vocational choices and, when needed, provide individual, personal, and career counseling. Two full-time Transition Specialists provide assistance to secondary ESE and adult special needs students. Students and staff from the Southeast Institute of Culinary Arts provide cafeteria style, short order and main dining menus for the Institutes students, staff, and patrons.
Delicious cuisine is available daily at a reasonable price.
In addition, vending machines are located throughout the campus. Representatives from various agencies will be available at the Family Resource Center from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday. All students who complete their programs during the fiscal year are invited to participate in this event. Graduates are required to wear formal caps and gowns, which may be purchased through the campus bookstore. The Institute does not have dormitory facilities and students make their own arrangements for room and board.