Southeast Education Service Center
The Southeast Education Service Center (SESC) is located in Price, Utah. SESC is one of four (SEDC, CUES and NUES) regional service centers in the State of Utah. SESC is a not-for-profit service center that supports the four public education school districts in Southeast Utah. SESC exists to provide services needed and requested by the schools/districts served.
The four school districts of Carbon County, Emery County, Grand County and San Juan County make up the Southeast Region of Utah. These four districts encompass 17,455 of Utah's 84,916 square miles (219,930 km2), or 21% of the Utah's total area. There are nine states within the USA that are smaller than 17,455 square miles (45,210 km2) in total area.
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