Gaming + Technology Centers
BONSALL
Sullivan Middle School
(Unified Gaming & Technology Center)
Vendor #PY3440
Hours: After School, Monday-Friday
7350 W Lilac Rd, Bonsall, CA 92003
Make friends.
Play on a team.
Explore passion in esports + technology.
AVAILABLE LOCATIONS:
POWAY
Abraxas High School
(Unified Gaming & Technology Center)
Vendor #PY2815
Hours: 3-5 PM, Monday-Friday
12450 Glen Oak Road Poway, CA 92064
RAMONA
Ramona High School
(Unified Gaming & Technology Center)
Vendor #PY3179
Hours: 3:45-5:45PM, Tues-Thurs
1401 Hanson Ln, Ramona, CA 92065
ENCINITAS
Mission Estancia School
(Unified Gaming & Technology Center)
Vendor #PY3456
Hours: 2:30-4:30 PM, Monday-Friday
3330 Calle Barcelona, Carlsbad, CA 92009
EL CAJON
St. Madeleine’s Sophie’s Center
(Unified Gaming & Technology Center)
Vendor #PY2939
Hours: 3-5 PM, Monday-Friday
2119 E Madison Ave El Cajon CA 92019
RANCHO BERNARDO
Rancho Bernardo High School
(Unified Gaming & Technology Center)
Vendor #PY3161
Hours: 4:05-6:05PM, Monday-Friday
13010 Paseo Lucido San Diego CA 92128
WHEN
All programs are in-person and take place in an “after school” time slot, specific hours and days vary by location. Please contact matthew@unifiedesl.com for specific hours and days of each location.
Approved Vendor San Diego Regional Center (SDRC):
This program is available to SDRC clients at no cost to the participating individual or their family.
SCHEDULE TOUR & SIGN-UP
We provide 1 on 1 tours to all families/participants that are interested in joining our programs! Please click the contact button below to see one of our programs in action and learn more about joining our team. Thank you so much for your time, we look forward to speaking with you.
TESTIMONIALS
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UESL Client Parent/Guardian
“Josh is so happy at Esports. We are thrilled to hear of his progress. We are very appreciative of everyone’s efforts and encouraging Josh to focus on his successes and emphasizing that winning is not really so important.”
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UESL Client Parent/Guardian
“I really appreciate how much support my daughter has. She loves going to esports!”
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St. Madeleine Sophie’s Center
“For over 50 years, St. Madeleine Sophie’s Center has been educating and empowering individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities to realize their full potential from our campus in El Cajon and in the community. As an organization that is always looking for innovative ways to serve our students, we are excited to be collaborating with the Unified Esports League (UESL) to help us further our mission.”
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UESL Client Parent/Guardian
“My son, Thomas Parks, is an active participant in UESL’s Gaming and Technology Program. We are grateful for the influence that it has had on Thomas's life, and are excited to see the progress that he has made. We have noticed that Thomas wakes up every morning and cannot wait to get to his UESL program to learn how to incorporate his passion for editing and music into reality. This program also helps with Thomas’ memory, multitasking and decision making.”
Compete and collaborate with teammates.
Health, Wellness, Nutrition.
Virtual Reality.
Gaming.
STEAM Education.
Connect With Others.
The Experience:
Health & Wellness
Healthy body = Healthy mind = Good gamer
Breathing exercises
Mind-body awareness
Nutrition & fitness
Game Strategy, Mindset, & Theory
Winning
Navigating loss
Playing on a team
Collaborative communication
Problem solving
Friendship & teammates
Teamwork
Explore STEAM Technology
Sound design
Graphic design
Creative writing & storytelling
Coding
Photography
Videography
Social media marketing & management
& many more
Esports and Technology Exploration
Collaboration with tech companies in San Diego
Learn about the ecosystem of esports, gaming and technology
“Esports is one of, if not the, fastest growing industries in education and entertainment, billion dollar companies are looking to hire, and 100s of colleges offer scholarships for education in gaming and STEAM.”
Matthew Iske - UESL General Manager
Build A Future Doing Something You Love!
1:3
Staff to Client Ratio
Curriculum
Developed by credentialed teachers & top esports educators in the world.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Q: How is staff for the program sourced?
A: Staff is sourced from local educational institutions and is selected based on their experience in working with, and advocating for individuals with special needs/disabilities.
Q: How is curriculum written/where does expertise come from?
A: UESL founder, Matthew Iske, is a credentialed teacher and a NASEF scholastic fellow. Several individuals on staff for UESL have decades of experience coaching and teaching individuals with special needs/disabilities, and some of these individuals possess masters level or higher degrees in psychology education etc.
Q: What is the San Diego Regional Center?
A: The San Diego Regional Center is an organization that serves 39,000+ clients here in San Diego. They help individuals with developmental disabilities by providing services, resources, and support.
Q: How long does the program run?
A: This program runs year-round with the exception of holidays.
Q: Do I need my own equipment?
A: No, UESL provides all equipment necessary for this experience, all that is needed is clearance from your San Diego Regional Center case manager.