MISSION to prepare students for exceptional leadership roles in the international community by emphasizing servant leadership, mastering the English, Spanish and Chinese languages, and strengthening the body, mind and character. FOUNDER AND SUPERINTENDENT EDDIE CONGER APPLIED TO TEXAS EDUCATION AGENCY FEB 2012 APPROVED STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION NOV 2012 GARLAND CITY COUNCIL APPROVED FEB 2013 CONSTRUCTION BEGAN MARCH 2013 FIRST DAY OF CLASS AUGUST 26TH, 2013 GARLAND AND ARLINGTON: 2,560 STUDENTS WHAT IS A CHARTER? FREE PUBLIC CHARTER TAXPAYER FUNDED NO CHAPTER 21 NOR CHAPTER 37 FIVE MEMBER BOARD APPOINTED NOT ELECTED COLLEGE PREPARATORY DUAL CREDIT ENGLISH, SPANISH & CHINESE LANGUAGES CHINESE GUEST STUDENTS “ROAD SCHOLARS” AND SUMMER STUDY ABROAD INTERNATIONAL LEADERSHIP SERVANT LEADERSHIP OTHERS BEFORE SELF ILTEXAS – KELLER 144 SEATS PER GRADE LEVEL K-8 1296 TOTAL SEATS AVAILABLE AS OF YESTERDAY WE HAD 1,815 APPLICANTS K 272 5TH 207 1ST 245 6TH 190 2ND 227 7TH 129 3RD 198 8TH 131 4TH 216 MIDNIGHT FEB 28TH IS THE DEADLINE TO APPLY MARCH 1ST LOTTERY FOR EVERY GRADE LEVEL OVER 144 APPLICANTS EXEMPTIONS: CHILDREN OF EMPLOYEES CHILDREN WITH SIBLINGS ENROLLED LOTTERY STARTS WITH HIGHEST GRADE * WAITING LIST SUPERINTENDENT EDDIE CONGER ECONGER@ ILTEXAS.ORG (817) 946-4350 ILTexas Curriculum College Preparatory Program Reading, Language Arts, Math, Science, Social Studies, Art, Music, Theatre, etc. ILTexas Curriculum Curriculum: Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) Scope and Sequence: Kilgo Model Reading, Language Arts, Math, Science, Social Studies, Art, Music, Theatre, etc. 6-8 SAMPLE MASTER SCHEDULE (INCOMPLETE) 1st Room # 8:15-9:00 231 6-R 226 6-E 244 7-E 245 8-E 224 242 247 Conf. Conf. Alg. I 227 248 249 S-PLC S-PLC S-PLC c 2nd 9:04-9:54 6-R 6-E Conf. 8-E 3rd 9:58-10:43 6-R 6-E 7-E 8-E 4th 5th 6th-A 10:47-11:32 11:36-12:21 12:25-1:10 E-PLC 6-PLC Lunch E-PLC c 6-PLC w/b Lunch E-PLC 7-E Lunch E-PLC w 8-E 8-E 6-M 7-M 8-M 6-M 7-M 8-M 6-M 7-M 8-M 6-PLC 7-M 8-M Conf. 7-S 8-S 6-S 7-S 8-S 6-S Conf. 8-S 6-PLC 7-S 8-S 6th-B 12:59-1:44 Conf. 6-E 7-E Lunch 7th 1:48-2:33 6-R Conf. 7-E 8-PLC 8th 2:37-3:22 6-R 6-E 7-E w Conf. Lunch 7-M Conf. 6-M Lunch Lunch 6-M 7-M 8-PLC M-PLC M-PLC M-PLC Lunch 7-S 8-S 6-S Lunch Lunch 6-S 7-S 8-PLC 6-S 7-S Conf. 9th 3:26-4:15 6-R 6-E 7-PLC Eng. I w 6-M 7-PLC 8-M 6-S 7-PLC 8-S ILT LANGUAGE LEARNING MODEL ELEMENTARY Language Learning Model Glossary of Terms K-5 Two-Way Dual Language Immersion (DLI) Foreign Language in the Elementary School (FLES) 6-12 Languages Other Than English (LOTE) ILT Language Learning Model Trilingual Education K-12: Students attending International Leadership of Texas will receive academic instruction in English, Spanish, and Chinese. Students in Kindergarten through 5th grade will participate in a dual language program (Spanish/ English) as well as participate in Chinese language development classes through their specials classes (FLES). Students in 6th through 12th will receive daily language development instruction in Spanish and Chinese as part of their academic instructional schedule (LOTE). Our Model All Content areas are taught in both English and Spanish through our Dual Language Immersion (DLI) Model and in conjunction with our Chinese FLES model. `International Leadership of Texas Language Model: 45/45/10 % Spanish % English % Chinese 45 45 10 Guiding Principles of DLI Strand 1: Assessment and Accountability. Strand 2: Curriculum Strand 3: Instruction Strand 4: Staff Quality and Professional Development Strand 5: Program Structure Strand 6: Family and Community Strand 7: Support and Resources Benefits of Learning Another Language… Our Model is Research Based 70 60 Two-Way DLE 50 40 30 Traditional BE 20 10 0 No Services 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 (Thomas & Collier, 2002) What is Two-Way Dual Language Immersion (DLI)? Additive & Enrichment bilingual model Two languages are valued equally Monolingual delivery Teachers provide low-risk, highly supportive learning environment Focus is on biliteracy, bilingualism, and multi-culturalism Our DLI model is a 50/50 model whereas students will receive instruction in all subject areas in both Spanish and English Five Year Implementation Plan 2018-2019 Grade Kinder 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th % Spanish 50 50 50 50 50 50 % English 50 50 50 50 50 50 Alternating daily (K&1) and weekly (2-5th) 2014-2015 Grade % Spanish % English Kinder 50 50 1st 50 50 2nd – 5th 50/50 all subjects/ alternating daily (i.e., AM English/ PM Spanish, then switching the following day to AM Spanish/ PM English) Modified Dual Language Program Every 6 weeks’ grading period, student’s language levels are assessed to track the development of both the Chinese and Spanish languages (and English if ELL). ACTFL Language levels (12) are as follows: Distinguished, Superior, Advanced High, Advanced Mid, Advanced Low, Intermediate High, Intermediate Mid, Intermediate Low, and Novice High, Novice Mid, Novice Low, and 0. An Example of an Instructional Strategy: •Visuals •Cognates •Color Coding Hanban Confucius Institute Local/State/National/International Student Trips Intercultural Committee Latin American Consulates International Thinking ILTexas Mission Mandarin Chinese K-12 The goal of IL Texas is that our students (starting with us from elementary) be fluent in reading, writing, listening, and speaking Mandarin Chinese. Our objective is for every one of our students to successfully complete Chinese I, Chinese II, Chinese III, and AP Chinese IV or Dual Credit College Chinese I by the end of their 12th grade year. Language Proficiency Assessment System Student’s language proficiency will be assessed in the following four domains: Listening Speaking Reading Writing ILTexas Evaluation and Accountability K-5 Two-way DLI Students will (Dual receive an Language academic letter Immersion grade in content Spanish/ areas (Reading/ English) Language Arts, Science, Math, Social Studies) Students will receive a language proficiency rating K-5 Chinese FLES Students will (Foreign receive an Language in academic letter the grade for content Elementary specific material School) using (Chinese grade) immersion Students will methods receive a language proficiency rating Spanish LOTE (Languages other Than English) 6-12 Students will receive an academic letter grade for content specific material (Spanish grade) Chinese LOTE (Languages other Than English) Students will receive a language proficiency rating 6-12 Students will receive an academic letter grade for content specific material (Chinese grade) Students will receive a language proficiency rating STANDARDS FOR FOREIGN LANGUAGE LEARNING (ACTFL) Language and communication are at the heart of the human experience. The United States must educate students who are linguistically and culturally equipped to communicate successfully in our increasingly more global world. This imperative envisions a future in which ALL students will develop and maintain proficiency in English and another language. In the case of ILT, our kids will be proficient in English and two other languages, Spanish and Chinese. National Standards on Foreign Language Education-American Council on Teaching Foreign Languages Five C’s Communication, Cultures, Connections, Comparisons, and Communities—the five C’s of foreign language education. Sample Schedule We welcome your questions! Dr. Laura Carrasco, Bilingual Director Lcarrasco@ILTexas.org Mrs. Shenglin Selinger, LOTE Coordinator Sselinger@ILTexas.org Mr. Jaime Nisttahuz, LOTE Spanish Coordinator nisttahuz@ILTexas.org ATHLOS PROGRAM STRENGTHENING MIND, BODY & CHARACTER ILTexas Athletic Staff 37 ATHLOS PROGRAM ATHLOS CURRICULUM COMBINES CONVENTIONAL PHYSICAL EDUCATIONAL STANDARDS WITH CURRENT SCIENTIFIC SPORTS PERFORMANCE METHODOLOGY Three Pillars Prepared Mind: Academic excellence – IL Texas’s Academic Program Healthy Body: Development of lifelong health, wellness and overall athleticism; at Athlos every child is an athlete. Strong Character: Development of measurable performance character traits as a foundation for lifelong success Teaching/Coaching Team Collaboration Physical Education Teacher • Educational Background: Education • Strengths: Behavioral Supervision, Planning and Instruction, Assessments, Age-Appropriate Growth and Development, etc. Sports Performance Coach • Educational Background: Exercise Science • Strengths: Anatomy, Physiology, Biomechanics, Exercise Sequencing and Progressions, etc. FIRST CLASS TRAINING FACILITIES VELOCITY PERFORMANCE Get faster, stronger, and more explosive on the field. The best way to become a better athlete isn’t just by playing more – it’s by improving your overall athleticism. Athletic Curriculum in Action 42 2014-15 TCSAAL 9-10 VOLLEYBALL STATE CHAMPS 2014-15 TCSAAL 9-10 BASKETBALL STATE CHAMPS POINT OF CONTACT TOM SANCHEZ IL TEXAS DISTRICT ATHLETIC DIRECTOR tsanchez@iltexas.org David Peter Chapasko, Principal IL Texas School – Keller 1. Thirty five years in Education 2. Twenty years Experience as Principal 3. School Awards as Principal National Blue Ribbon Exemplary TEA Ratings Recognized TEA Ratings Texas Distinguished Title 1 School Award TBEC Award 4. Individual Awards as Principal National Association of Elementary School Principals “Salute to Leadership Award” Texas Association of Secondary Schools Principals “Region 10 Assistant Principal of the Year” Dallas ISD 2011 “Principal of the Year” Motto Student Success! Whatever It Takes! Legally, Morally & Ethically! MISSION Our mission at the International Leadership of Texas is to prepare students for exceptional leadership roles in the international community by emphasizing servant leadership, mastering the English, Spanish and Chinese languages, and strengthening the body, mind and character. ILTexas vs Public/Private High expectations for ALL students Rigorous Curriculum Trilingual Education English, Spanish & Chinese Languages ATHLOS physical activity daily Eight Hour School Day vs Seven Hour Servant leadership/ service projects Educational Trips Student/Parent Expectations Be on Time • Drop off/ Pick up • Assignments Be Prepared • Materials & Supplies daily • Homework & Assignments completed • ILTexas Uniforms Be Respectful to Everyone • In Words and Actions Student Expenses School Supplies and Materials School Uniforms ( Approximate Cost $150-$250) • Voucher Available for those who qualify Chrome book Notebook Computer 4th-8th • $20 Down $10 per month for Insurance School Breakfast $2.25 School Lunch $3.50 Teacher/Staff Expectations Be on Time • • • • Work Duties/ Events Meetings Reports Be Prepared • • • • Highly Qualified/ Certified Teachers Lesson Plans Instructional Materials & Delivery Success for ALL Students Be Respectful to Everyone • In Words and Actions School Structure th Kinder – 8 Grade Principal Three Assistant Principals Two Counselors Nurse & Nurse Assistant 88 Teachers 144 Student per Grade Level • K–2 • 3–8 1/18 1/24 School Safety School Safety is a Top Priority • Full-time Campus Security • All Exterior Doors to Remain Locked • Visitors come to Main Entrance • Will be Viewed and Buzzed into Reception area • • • • Background Checks Main Building Secured from Reception Area Fenced Playground Area Monitored Video Cameras throughout building POINT OF CONTACT David Peter Chapasko School Principal PChapasko@iltexas.org ILTexas Keller Ground Breaking Ceremony 2201 Heritage Trace Parkway Fort Worth 76177 February 27, 2014 at 3:00 p.m. THANK YOU FOR CHOOSING INTERNATIONAL LEADERSHIP OF TEXAS