The Emerging American School Around the World to Watch-2023

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4. A Call for Quality Education This certificate is presented to International School of Los Angeles A merican schools have established a distinct position for themselves in the international education system. They are known for their uncompromising dedication to excellence, creative teaching strategies, and all- encompassing approach to education that goes beyond textbooks and traditional classroom settings. In other words, they provide quality education that shapes the character of your child. tolerance and understanding rather than only being educational establishments. We believe education to be the primary driver of advancement. It has the capacity to change people's lives, inspire creativity, and heal rifts between nations. We are proud of this coverage of the International School of Los Angeles, which is expanding its knowledge and educational philosophies abroad. for being recognized by The Knowledge Review Magazine in an annual listing of In its recent issue, “The Emerging American School Around the World to Watch-2023,” The Knowledge Review takes immense pride in shedding light on an American school that is taking its expertise and educational philosophy to international shores, the International School of Los Angeles. The Emerging American School around the World to Watch-2023 So, flip the pages and plunge into the depths. Happy Reading! These educational institutions are multicultural hubs that promote inclusion. Students are better prepared to manage a complex, interconnected world because of their current curriculum and emphasis on critical thinking. This educational institution is frequently distinguished by its dedication to diversity, innovation, and brilliance and serves as an inspiration hub in addition to being a center of learning. International School of Los Angeles is the face of American education abroad, providing a comprehensive program that goes beyond academic brilliance to include inclusion, cultural awareness, and a sincere thirst for knowledge. for its commitment to educational excellence and its dedication to promoting innovation and progress in the field of education. Ani David October All American schools are known for their student-centered curriculum, which encourages creativity, active learning, and the acquisition of life skills. They are centers of cross- cultural interaction that inculcate Mary d ‘souza 2023 Mary D'souza Editor-in-Chief

5. A Call for Quality Education This certificate is presented to International School of Los Angeles A merican schools have established a distinct position for themselves in the international education system. They are known for their uncompromising dedication to excellence, creative teaching strategies, and all- encompassing approach to education that goes beyond textbooks and traditional classroom settings. In other words, they provide quality education that shapes the character of your child. tolerance and understanding rather than only being educational establishments. We believe education to be the primary driver of advancement. It has the capacity to change people's lives, inspire creativity, and heal rifts between nations. We are proud of this coverage of the International School of Los Angeles, which is expanding its knowledge and educational philosophies abroad. for being recognized by The Knowledge Review Magazine in an annual listing of In its recent issue, “The Emerging American School Around the World to Watch-2023,” The Knowledge Review takes immense pride in shedding light on an American school that is taking its expertise and educational philosophy to international shores, the International School of Los Angeles. The Emerging American School around the World to Watch-2023 So, flip the pages and plunge into the depths. Happy Reading! These educational institutions are multicultural hubs that promote inclusion. Students are better prepared to manage a complex, interconnected world because of their current curriculum and emphasis on critical thinking. This educational institution is frequently distinguished by its dedication to diversity, innovation, and brilliance and serves as an inspiration hub in addition to being a center of learning. International School of Los Angeles is the face of American education abroad, providing a comprehensive program that goes beyond academic brilliance to include inclusion, cultural awareness, and a sincere thirst for knowledge. for its commitment to educational excellence and its dedication to promoting innovation and progress in the field of education. Ani David October All American schools are known for their student-centered curriculum, which encourages creativity, active learning, and the acquisition of life skills. They are centers of cross- cultural interaction that inculcate Mary d ‘souza 2023 Mary D'souza Editor-in-Chief

6. Contents People this behind sales@theknowledgereview.com edition Septmber, 2023 Editor-in-Chief Mary D'souza Riya Chatterjee Managing Editor Anish David, Gopal Ingole Contributing Editors David King Visualiser Rahul Shinde Art & Design Head CORPORATE OFFICES Paul, Deepanjali Co-designers Assist. Vice President Swapnali Vasaikar Amy Wilson Sr Sales Manager Business Development Executive Alice Smith Jacob Smile Technical Head Rajeshwari Avhad Assistant Technical Head David, Robert Survey No.133/134, Brand Square, Office No. 512, Kunjir Chowk, Pimple Saudagar, Pune, Maharashtra 411027 Technical Consultants Alina Sege Digital Marketing Manager Mark Clain Digital Marketing Manager Ravindra, Gemson SME-SMO Executives Embracing Diversity in the Classroom The Push for Inclusive Education in American Schools Eric Smith Research Analyst Tanaji Fartade Circulation Manager

7. Contents People this behind sales@theknowledgereview.com edition Septmber, 2023 Editor-in-Chief Mary D'souza Riya Chatterjee Managing Editor Anish David, Gopal Ingole Contributing Editors David King Visualiser Rahul Shinde Art & Design Head CORPORATE OFFICES Paul, Deepanjali Co-designers Assist. Vice President Swapnali Vasaikar Amy Wilson Sr Sales Manager Business Development Executive Alice Smith Jacob Smile Technical Head Rajeshwari Avhad Assistant Technical Head David, Robert Survey No.133/134, Brand Square, Office No. 512, Kunjir Chowk, Pimple Saudagar, Pune, Maharashtra 411027 Technical Consultants Alina Sege Digital Marketing Manager Mark Clain Digital Marketing Manager Ravindra, Gemson SME-SMO Executives Embracing Diversity in the Classroom The Push for Inclusive Education in American Schools Eric Smith Research Analyst Tanaji Fartade Circulation Manager

10. that the Los Angeles community needed a school which would prepare children for life in an increasingly international environment. Because the majority of the founders had French backgrounds, they chose the proven French educational system as the foundation for our curriculum." With such a diverse population residing in the city of dreams, the culture is certainly international. Recognizing the need to offer an education and to cater these varied cultures, the International School of Los Angeles was established in 1978. ut of all the cities in the O The city's cultural, economic, and social impact on the world amidst this global internationalized culture is enormous. world, Los Angeles stands out collectively for many things. "Since its inception, our school has continually evolved. We've grown out of the very first campus – a small house in Van Nuys with seven students – to four formal campuses with over 1,000 Today, the school has grown into a truly international school; recognized by some of the leading international curricula, the school aims to educate people with varied backgrounds for the growing globalization. confident and caring, and equipped to thrive in a diverse, competitive world." Historically, Los Angeles offers some of the finest communities in the world. A free city that has been home to some of the most prominent artists in the world, such as the likes of legendary author Raymond Chandler and other performers that captured the magic of Hollywood. So, let's dive deep to learn more about one of the leading American schools. "We offer a preschool through 12th- grade curriculum that culminates in the French baccalauréat or the International Baccalaureate®'s Diploma Programme," the school management further adds. The Genesis Story Unlike the story of any other international school, the story of the International School of Los Angeles is quite different and interesting. Highlighting some of the major takeaways of the school's inception, the school management says, "The International School of Los Angeles was established in 1978 by visionaries of varied cultural backgrounds who felt Apart from that, the city of Los Angeles boasts a diverse population from all corners of the world. With more than 90 languages being spoken in the city, diversity is welcomed with open arms. Other than that, the school has also anchored the delivery of its vision and mission in each and every member of the school community to uphold the values of respect, excellence and diversity. students. The International School of Los Angeles has earned an esteemed reputation with the placement of graduates in top universities all over the world," the school management further adds. French-English curriculum culminating in one of two rigorous academic credentials, the French baccalauréat or the International Baccalaureate®'s Diploma Programme. Now recognized as one of the most academically challenging private high schools in the United States, the International School of Los Angeles continues its long commitment to academic excellence and small class sizes." Society Influencing School The International School of Los Angeles, since its establishment in 1978, has had a noticeable impact on the city and the world of education. Apart from educating a diverse student body, the school also welcomes some of the finest academic minds from around the world, making the school's environment truly an international one. On a Visionary Mission Being a truly non-profit independent international school committed to bilingual education and academic excellence in a nurturing environment, the International School of Los Angeles is dedicated to educating the future for an ever-changing world. Stating and explaining their mission, the school management says, "Our mission is to develop bilingual critical thinkers who are open-minded, Emphasizing the offerings of the school and how the school sets itself apart from other Los Angeles independent schools, the school management says, "The International School of Los Angeles stands out in the education space in offering a bilingual "The school meets the needs of highly motivated students and equips them with the skills needed to thrive and lead wherever their paths may take them," the school management further added.

11. that the Los Angeles community needed a school which would prepare children for life in an increasingly international environment. Because the majority of the founders had French backgrounds, they chose the proven French educational system as the foundation for our curriculum." With such a diverse population residing in the city of dreams, the culture is certainly international. Recognizing the need to offer an education and to cater these varied cultures, the International School of Los Angeles was established in 1978. ut of all the cities in the O The city's cultural, economic, and social impact on the world amidst this global internationalized culture is enormous. world, Los Angeles stands out collectively for many things. "Since its inception, our school has continually evolved. We've grown out of the very first campus – a small house in Van Nuys with seven students – to four formal campuses with over 1,000 Today, the school has grown into a truly international school; recognized by some of the leading international curricula, the school aims to educate people with varied backgrounds for the growing globalization. confident and caring, and equipped to thrive in a diverse, competitive world." Historically, Los Angeles offers some of the finest communities in the world. A free city that has been home to some of the most prominent artists in the world, such as the likes of legendary author Raymond Chandler and other performers that captured the magic of Hollywood. So, let's dive deep to learn more about one of the leading American schools. "We offer a preschool through 12th- grade curriculum that culminates in the French baccalauréat or the International Baccalaureate®'s Diploma Programme," the school management further adds. The Genesis Story Unlike the story of any other international school, the story of the International School of Los Angeles is quite different and interesting. Highlighting some of the major takeaways of the school's inception, the school management says, "The International School of Los Angeles was established in 1978 by visionaries of varied cultural backgrounds who felt Apart from that, the city of Los Angeles boasts a diverse population from all corners of the world. With more than 90 languages being spoken in the city, diversity is welcomed with open arms. Other than that, the school has also anchored the delivery of its vision and mission in each and every member of the school community to uphold the values of respect, excellence and diversity. students. The International School of Los Angeles has earned an esteemed reputation with the placement of graduates in top universities all over the world," the school management further adds. French-English curriculum culminating in one of two rigorous academic credentials, the French baccalauréat or the International Baccalaureate®'s Diploma Programme. Now recognized as one of the most academically challenging private high schools in the United States, the International School of Los Angeles continues its long commitment to academic excellence and small class sizes." Society Influencing School The International School of Los Angeles, since its establishment in 1978, has had a noticeable impact on the city and the world of education. Apart from educating a diverse student body, the school also welcomes some of the finest academic minds from around the world, making the school's environment truly an international one. On a Visionary Mission Being a truly non-profit independent international school committed to bilingual education and academic excellence in a nurturing environment, the International School of Los Angeles is dedicated to educating the future for an ever-changing world. Stating and explaining their mission, the school management says, "Our mission is to develop bilingual critical thinkers who are open-minded, Emphasizing the offerings of the school and how the school sets itself apart from other Los Angeles independent schools, the school management says, "The International School of Los Angeles stands out in the education space in offering a bilingual "The school meets the needs of highly motivated students and equips them with the skills needed to thrive and lead wherever their paths may take them," the school management further added.

12. Cultivating a Skill-based Community In this modern world where 21 - century skills hold a very important role in students' growth and development, the school has initiated several programs to instill modern skills in students. the knowledge that they are prepared to thrive." st A Holistic Approach to Educational Growth This world aims to educate students in an environment that develops them and makes them ready for the world. Following a holistic approach to education, the school has initiated various developmental programs across its four locations: "All of our campuses are equipped with state-of- the-art technology to allow our students to flourish in their education and personal growth. Three campuses cater to our younger students at the elementary level, while our middle school and high school campus in Burbank provide our older students with the space to excel academically and in extra-curricular activities. Each campus boasts a unique personality and an abundance of outdoor space." The school management explains how the school prepares its students by equipping them with a unique skillset: "As a school that teaches a French- English curriculum, we equip our students with bilingualism, which is an invaluable tool in an ever-changing world. In offering two of the most rigorous academic credentials, the French Baccalauréat and the International Baccalaureate®'s Diploma Programme, the school fosters critical thinking and allows students to pursue their next steps in Overcoming Challenges as the Landscape Evolves Every school in its history has faced challenges. And the secret to overcoming these challenges has been the continuous process of moving ahead. Talking about how the school is dealing with its own challenges, the school management says, "Our School is unique in that we are one school with four campuses across the cities of Los Angeles and Pasadena. These challenges can arise in maintaining a consistent identity. However, we are proud of our tight-knit community that can exist across multiple locations while still remaining true to our core values."

13. Cultivating a Skill-based Community In this modern world where 21 - century skills hold a very important role in students' growth and development, the school has initiated several programs to instill modern skills in students. the knowledge that they are prepared to thrive." st A Holistic Approach to Educational Growth This world aims to educate students in an environment that develops them and makes them ready for the world. Following a holistic approach to education, the school has initiated various developmental programs across its four locations: "All of our campuses are equipped with state-of- the-art technology to allow our students to flourish in their education and personal growth. Three campuses cater to our younger students at the elementary level, while our middle school and high school campus in Burbank provide our older students with the space to excel academically and in extra-curricular activities. Each campus boasts a unique personality and an abundance of outdoor space." The school management explains how the school prepares its students by equipping them with a unique skillset: "As a school that teaches a French- English curriculum, we equip our students with bilingualism, which is an invaluable tool in an ever-changing world. In offering two of the most rigorous academic credentials, the French Baccalauréat and the International Baccalaureate®'s Diploma Programme, the school fosters critical thinking and allows students to pursue their next steps in Overcoming Challenges as the Landscape Evolves Every school in its history has faced challenges. And the secret to overcoming these challenges has been the continuous process of moving ahead. Talking about how the school is dealing with its own challenges, the school management says, "Our School is unique in that we are one school with four campuses across the cities of Los Angeles and Pasadena. These challenges can arise in maintaining a consistent identity. However, we are proud of our tight-knit community that can exist across multiple locations while still remaining true to our core values."

14. A Comprehensive Education Program for Maximum Student Engagement The International School of Los Angeles offers a comprehensive after- school activities program and many athletic programs. Experiences in these environments allow the students to build camaraderie and teamwork skills that will serve them holistically throughout their education and beyond. important. In alignment with our Expected School-wide Learning Results (ESLRs), student-run clubs optimize a space in which students can be active learners, effective communicators, productive individuals, and active problem solvers who are involved with their school community and beyond." 100% pass rate for French Baccalauréat students, with 79% of students earning honors. 95% pass rate for IB® diploma students (compared to 286% for Northern Hemisphere), with 44% obtaining the bilingual diploma (compared to 28% for Northern Hemisphere). Although beyond our formal curriculum, 78 students, of their own volition, participated in 148 AP exams in 2022, resulting in 14 AP Scholars, 2 AP Scholars with Honors, and 3 AP Scholars with Distinction. Of the class of 2022, 56% of students received 40 acceptances from the T op 100 Global universities (US News & World Report). Ÿ Ÿ "Through proposals and weekly progress reports, club leaders and participants learn how to manage and organize their time and resources to effectively reach their goals, all while having fun!" the school management further adds. Further explaining this comprehensive program adopted at the school, the school management says, "Additionally, the middle and high school student body has created a wide array of student-led clubs and initiatives, ranging from sharing passions to service learning and community involvement. We believe fostering a sense of leadership and involvement within our student body is Ÿ Ÿ

15. A Comprehensive Education Program for Maximum Student Engagement The International School of Los Angeles offers a comprehensive after- school activities program and many athletic programs. Experiences in these environments allow the students to build camaraderie and teamwork skills that will serve them holistically throughout their education and beyond. important. In alignment with our Expected School-wide Learning Results (ESLRs), student-run clubs optimize a space in which students can be active learners, effective communicators, productive individuals, and active problem solvers who are involved with their school community and beyond." 100% pass rate for French Baccalauréat students, with 79% of students earning honors. 95% pass rate for IB® diploma students (compared to 286% for Northern Hemisphere), with 44% obtaining the bilingual diploma (compared to 28% for Northern Hemisphere). Although beyond our formal curriculum, 78 students, of their own volition, participated in 148 AP exams in 2022, resulting in 14 AP Scholars, 2 AP Scholars with Honors, and 3 AP Scholars with Distinction. Of the class of 2022, 56% of students received 40 acceptances from the T op 100 Global universities (US News & World Report). Ÿ Ÿ "Through proposals and weekly progress reports, club leaders and participants learn how to manage and organize their time and resources to effectively reach their goals, all while having fun!" the school management further adds. Further explaining this comprehensive program adopted at the school, the school management says, "Additionally, the middle and high school student body has created a wide array of student-led clubs and initiatives, ranging from sharing passions to service learning and community involvement. We believe fostering a sense of leadership and involvement within our student body is Ÿ Ÿ

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18. Embracing Diversity in the Classroom The Push for Inclusive EDUCATION in American Schools I n the vibrant tapestry of American society, diversity is not just a feature but a defining characteristic. The nation celebrates differences and strives to uphold the principles of equality and inclusivity. Nowhere is this commitment to diversity more apparent than in the push for inclusive education in American schools. numerous benefits it offers, the legal framework supporting it, the challenges it faces, and the way forward toward a more inclusive educational landscape in the United States. What is Inclusive Education? Inclusive education is an approach that welcomes all students, regardless of their abilities, backgrounds, or circumstances, into the regular classroom environment. It's about ensuring that every student, regardless of their physical or intellectual abilities, receives the support and resources they need to succeed academically and socially. Inclusive education represents a profound shift in the approach to learning, one that recognizes the unique potential of every student, regardless of their abilities or background. It is a movement that encompasses the values of diversity, equality, and inclusivity, reflecting the very essence of American culture. The Benefits of Inclusive Education Fostering a Sense of Belonging: Inclusive education promotes a sense of belonging among all students. When In this article, we will explore the concept of inclusive education, the www.theknowledgereview.com www.theknowledgereview.com 16 | October 2023 October 2023 | 17

19. Embracing Diversity in the Classroom The Push for Inclusive EDUCATION in American Schools I n the vibrant tapestry of American society, diversity is not just a feature but a defining characteristic. The nation celebrates differences and strives to uphold the principles of equality and inclusivity. Nowhere is this commitment to diversity more apparent than in the push for inclusive education in American schools. numerous benefits it offers, the legal framework supporting it, the challenges it faces, and the way forward toward a more inclusive educational landscape in the United States. What is Inclusive Education? Inclusive education is an approach that welcomes all students, regardless of their abilities, backgrounds, or circumstances, into the regular classroom environment. It's about ensuring that every student, regardless of their physical or intellectual abilities, receives the support and resources they need to succeed academically and socially. Inclusive education represents a profound shift in the approach to learning, one that recognizes the unique potential of every student, regardless of their abilities or background. It is a movement that encompasses the values of diversity, equality, and inclusivity, reflecting the very essence of American culture. The Benefits of Inclusive Education Fostering a Sense of Belonging: Inclusive education promotes a sense of belonging among all students. When In this article, we will explore the concept of inclusive education, the www.theknowledgereview.com www.theknowledgereview.com 16 | October 2023 October 2023 | 17

20. Challenges on the Road to Inclusion While the benefits of inclusive education are clear, it's not without its challenges. Resources and support are sometimes insufficient, making it difficult for teachers to provide personalized attention to students with diverse needs. However, these challenges do not detract from the importance of the movement; rather, they emphasize the need for greater commitment and investment in inclusive education. students of varying abilities interact and learn together, it breaks down stereotypes and prejudices, and it can lead to greater acceptance of differences. showcase how, with the right approach and resources, inclusive education can thrive. Moving Forward Together Inclusive education is not just a noble idea; it's a fundamental shift in the way we approach education in the United States. It reflects our society's values of diversity, equality, and inclusivity, and it's a movement that continues to gain momentum. By embracing and supporting inclusive education, we can ensure that every student, regardless of their abilities or background, has the opportunity to learn, grow, and thrive in a supportive and welcoming environment. Improved Academic Outcomes: Studies have consistently shown that students with disabilities perform better academically when placed in inclusive classrooms. They benefit from a challenging curriculum and positive peer role models. Enhanced Social Skills: Inclusive education promotes social interactions, helping students develop better communication and relationship- building skills. It creates an environment where students learn from one another and develop a deeper understanding of empathy and compassion. Teacher Training and Professional Development To make inclusive education work, teachers play a pivotal role. They need to be equipped with the knowledge and skills to address the diverse needs of their students. Teacher training and professional development programs are essential to ensure educators are well- prepared for inclusive classrooms. In conclusion, the push for inclusive education in American schools is a positive and necessary step forward. It fosters diversity, improves academic outcomes, enhances social skills, and prepares students for the real world. While there are challenges, the legal framework, teacher training, and community involvement are key factors in making inclusive education successful. With the right approach and continued commitment, we can build a more inclusive educational system that benefits all students and reflects the core values of our society. Preparation for the Real World: The real world is diverse, and inclusive education reflects that diversity. By learning in an inclusive environment, students are better prepared for future workplaces and social settings. Parental and Community Involvement Inclusive education is not just the responsibility of educators; it requires the active involvement of parents and the community. Parents can work collaboratively with teachers to develop individualized plans for their children, while the community can support initiatives that promote inclusion. Legal Framework for Inclusive Education The push for inclusive education is not merely an abstract concept; it's rooted in the legal framework of the United States. The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) ensures that students with disabilities receive a free and appropriate education. This law mandates that students with disabilities be educated in the least restrictive environment, often interpreted as the regular classroom setting. Successful Inclusive Education Models Several schools across the United States have successfully implemented inclusive education models. One such example is the "full inclusion" model, where students with disabilities are integrated into regular classrooms with appropriate support. These models www.theknowledgereview.com 18 | October 2023

21. Challenges on the Road to Inclusion While the benefits of inclusive education are clear, it's not without its challenges. Resources and support are sometimes insufficient, making it difficult for teachers to provide personalized attention to students with diverse needs. However, these challenges do not detract from the importance of the movement; rather, they emphasize the need for greater commitment and investment in inclusive education. students of varying abilities interact and learn together, it breaks down stereotypes and prejudices, and it can lead to greater acceptance of differences. showcase how, with the right approach and resources, inclusive education can thrive. Moving Forward Together Inclusive education is not just a noble idea; it's a fundamental shift in the way we approach education in the United States. It reflects our society's values of diversity, equality, and inclusivity, and it's a movement that continues to gain momentum. By embracing and supporting inclusive education, we can ensure that every student, regardless of their abilities or background, has the opportunity to learn, grow, and thrive in a supportive and welcoming environment. Improved Academic Outcomes: Studies have consistently shown that students with disabilities perform better academically when placed in inclusive classrooms. They benefit from a challenging curriculum and positive peer role models. Enhanced Social Skills: Inclusive education promotes social interactions, helping students develop better communication and relationship- building skills. It creates an environment where students learn from one another and develop a deeper understanding of empathy and compassion. Teacher Training and Professional Development To make inclusive education work, teachers play a pivotal role. They need to be equipped with the knowledge and skills to address the diverse needs of their students. Teacher training and professional development programs are essential to ensure educators are well- prepared for inclusive classrooms. In conclusion, the push for inclusive education in American schools is a positive and necessary step forward. It fosters diversity, improves academic outcomes, enhances social skills, and prepares students for the real world. While there are challenges, the legal framework, teacher training, and community involvement are key factors in making inclusive education successful. With the right approach and continued commitment, we can build a more inclusive educational system that benefits all students and reflects the core values of our society. Preparation for the Real World: The real world is diverse, and inclusive education reflects that diversity. By learning in an inclusive environment, students are better prepared for future workplaces and social settings. Parental and Community Involvement Inclusive education is not just the responsibility of educators; it requires the active involvement of parents and the community. Parents can work collaboratively with teachers to develop individualized plans for their children, while the community can support initiatives that promote inclusion. Legal Framework for Inclusive Education The push for inclusive education is not merely an abstract concept; it's rooted in the legal framework of the United States. The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) ensures that students with disabilities receive a free and appropriate education. This law mandates that students with disabilities be educated in the least restrictive environment, often interpreted as the regular classroom setting. Successful Inclusive Education Models Several schools across the United States have successfully implemented inclusive education models. One such example is the "full inclusion" model, where students with disabilities are integrated into regular classrooms with appropriate support. These models www.theknowledgereview.com 18 | October 2023