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International School of Dongguan Guangzhou, Guangdong, China SCHOOL PROFILES International School of Dongguan Guangzhou, Guangdong, China ABOUT ISD Located in Southern China in an urban setting, the International School of Dongguan (ISD) serves Pre-K -Grade 12 students. As an international school, the staff at ISD are committed to fostering the Expected Schoolwide Learning Results (ESLRs) with an emphasis on encouraging students to communicate effectively, demonstrate personal management, work collaboratively, be complex thinkers, and become global citizens. MISSION ISD provides a rigorous well-rounded education while fostering the unique gifts and aspirations of each child. 2018-19 ISD BY THE NUMBERS Student Enrollment: 347 | Countries represented: 32 | Teacher-Student Ratio: 1:6 | Faculty: 60 ACCREDITATION AND ACADEMIC PROGRAMS ISD is accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) and by the National Center for School Curriculum and Textbook Development (NCCT) of the Ministry of Education of China. ISD offers a curriculum based on current practices and trends in Western countries with adjustments to meet the unique situations of students in China. ISD is authorized to deliver the International Baccalaureate Program (IB) for students in Grades 11 and 12. FACULTY 75%+ of the ISD educators have more than 5 years of experience teaching. All faculty members hold a bachelor degree, and more than half hold a masters degree or higher. CAMPUS AND FACILITIES ISD is a 12,000 square meter educational facility atop 30,000 square meters or almost 8.5 acres. The campus houses 50 classrooms within four floors. The 5th floor has an additional 6 classrooms and a conference room. The campus has facilities for the arts, sciences, sports and technology. ISD’s new Maker Space technology department classroom comes equipped with robotics and state of the art digital equipment such as a Laser Cutter and 3D printer. i-s-d.org [email protected] Director: Dr. Kelly Kramer • [email protected] 11 Jin Feng Nan Road, Tel: +86 769 28825882 Nancheng District, Dongguan Secondary Principal: James Anderson PRC 523000 Elem School Principal: Raedel Bagley IB DP Coordinator: Alissa Gouw A HOLISTIC EDUCATION AT ISD The academic program at the International School of Dongguan (ISD) provides a solid foundation of skills and concepts in language arts, math, social studies, science, technology, and the arts. Special subjects including music, art, PE, drama, and an additional language enrich and extend student learning. With over 70 extracurricular optoins, ISD encourages students to develop and thrive through opportunities like:. • School Counseling: School counselors help every student improve academic achievement, personal and social development, and career planning. • After School Activities: The After School Activities (ASA) at ISD offers an array of optional extracurricular activities for students from grades K-12, including programs like Robotics, Painting, Physics Club, Kendo, Flower Arrangements, Drumming, Cooking, Tennis, Baseball, and more. • Athletics: ISD is committed to fostering student athletic talent in both our physical education classes and extended day programs. • Visual Arts: Visual arts are an essential part of the ISD’s curriculum with an emphasis for offering a balanced and broad programme that fosters innovation, creativity, self-expression, and confidence • Music: The ISD Music Program follows the National Association for Music Education’s Music Standards. ISD students are often invited to perform at a variety of performance venues in Dongguan. • Time management support: Upper School students are use Managebac to mange classroom assignments and events, and to receive class messages from their teachers. • Library: The library serves the entire ISD community and functions as the information literacy and inquiry hub of the school. 2013-2018 ISD CULMULATIVE UNIVERSITY ACCEPTANCES ASIA United Kingdom America, United States of (cont) America, United States of (cont) China University of Bristol University of California, Santa Barbara San Diego State University Sun Yat-sen University De Montfort University University of California, Santa Cruz San Francisco Art Institute Hong Kong Durham University University of California, San Diego San Francisco State University City University of Hong Kong University of Edinburgh California State University, Monterey Bay Santa Monica College University of Hong Kong University of Exeter De Anza Community College Savannah College of Art & Design Hong Kong Baptist University University of Kent DigiPen Institute of Technology Seattle Central College Hong Kong Polytechnic University King’s College London Drexel University Seton Hall University Lingnan University University of Manchester Edmonds Community College Stony Brook University Macau Newcastle University Foothill Community College University of Southern California University of Macau University of Nottingham George Washington University University of Washington Philippines Nottingham Trent University Georgia State University University of Wisconsin-Madison De La Salle Health Sciences Institute Royal Holloway, University of London Hofstra University Washington State University Singapore Queen Mary University of London Juniata College Worcester Polytechnic Institute LASALLE College of The Arts University of Southampton Kennesaw State University United Arab Emirates University of Warwick University of Massachusetts, Amherst Canada Emirates Academy of Hospitality Northeastern University Acadia University Management NORTH AMERICA Nova Scotia College of Art & Design University of Alberta America, United States of Pace University NYC University of British Columbia EUROPE & THE U.K. Art Center College of Design Parsons School of Design at the New Fraser International College Czech Republic School of the Art Institute of Chicago School University of Ottawa University of New York in Prague Becker College Penn State University Queen’s University Ireland Berklee College of Music Pennsylvania State University University of Toronto Griffith College Dublin Boston College University of Pittsburgh Trent University Netherlands Boston University Pratt Institute Western Ontario University University of Amsterdam University of California, Davis Purdue University Vancouver Island University Switzerland University of California, Irvine Ringling College of Art & Design Cesar Ritz Hotel Management College University of California, Los Angeles Rochester Institute of Technology Mexico Swiss Hotel Management University of California, Riverside Rutgers University Universidad Panamericana.
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