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Bellevue PTSA Scholarships

The Bellevue PTSA Council announces the annual scholarship awards for the graduating class of Leap Year, 2008!

If you are graduating this year, one of these awards could be yours!

What is required?

Specific details on the requirements you need to have are listed in the Scholarship Application that you can download here. Students may use the same form to apply for both scholarships. There are different criteria for selection for these awards. This is a short summary:

Bellevue PTSA award ($1000):
One essay, on a topic of your choosing. You may submit your college application essay if you wish.

Alice Hurd Memorial Scholarship award ($1000):
One essay explaining in detail your 500+ hours of service to the community.

 

You can read more about these scholarships here.

 

The closing date for applications is February 29, 2008. Please click here to download a copy of the form and start leaping into college!

 

Questions? Email Teresa Brosnan at brosnats@verizon.net

International School Rated #11 in Nation by Newsweek

International School Rated #11 in the Nation by Newsweek

The International School is now ranked the #11 public High School in the United States by Newsweek magazine. This is a fantastic achievement for our teachers and staff, our principal and the students.  Clearly, one of the ways that we make our school unique is to provide an environment where students and teachers can be highly successful and where that success is visible to the community. Newsweek looked at 24,000 US schools to come up with its list of the Top 1,200. This means that, at #11, International outranked 99.95% of the nation's high schools. Here is a link to the Newsweek article:

http://www.msnbc.msn.c.../site/newsweek/

International School Mission Statement

School Mission:

The International School strives to offer the best comprehensive secondary education in the United States. It provides a unique focus on the phenomenon of globalization and actively teaches the principles of global citizenship. The school takes a leadership role in education in developing the most integrated and effective curriculum in all academic areas. It also provides the most nurturing and supportive learning community involving students, parents, faculty, and administration. The International School continually measures its practice against the best, in order to set the standard for all.


Globalization:
The International School provides a critical understanding of globalization in its political, economic, social, cultural, technological and environmental dimensions. Students comprehend the increasing interconnectedness and interdependency of the different regions and peoples of the world.


Global Citizenship:
The International School teaches its students the principles of local, national, and global citizenship. Students are encouraged to accept their inherent responsibility as members of the human community and fulfill their duties to the world through active service.


Curriculum:
The International School provides a challenging and integrated 6-12 education that is widely recognized. The staff takes a leading role in curriculum development and engages in significant interdepartmental and intra-district collaboration. The school leads the way in promoting student academic achievement, scholarly research and service learning. Students demonstrate the values of self-reliance, integrity and responsibility.


Community:
The International School is a learning community that supports all students of all backgrounds and ability levels, fostering self-confidence, self-discipline and self-worth in every student, enabling them to realize success in school and beyond. Its unique learning environment is characterized by the close student, teacher, and family relationships that develop over a seven year course of study in a small school environment. A strong sense of community is based upon the values of mutual respect, sincere compassion, shared responsibility, and continual self-reflection.

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