Post on 14-Dec-2015
2013-2014
State of the school 2014/2015
Open House September 19, 2014
Pertinent School Facts – Brief History LaSalle Language Academy was
named after the French explorer Sieur Rene-Robert Cavelier de LaSalle (1643-1687).
He explored the Great Lakes region of the United States and Canada, the Mississippi River,
and the Gulf of Mexico.
La Salle claimed the entire Mississippi River basin for France.
Pertinent School Facts – Brief History
LaSalle Language Academy became a Magnet school in 1981.
LaSalle enrolls students through a lottery process.
Kindergarten siblings participate in a separate lottery and on average half of the sixty new Kindergarteners are siblings.
A 21st Century Motto
Pertinent School Facts Bell time: 8:50 am Start of instruction in class: 9:00 am End time: 4:00 pm Dress code: yes Uniform: no Fee-based after school programs with
Right at School provider LaSalle Academic and Athletic Programs CPS Sports Programs
Pertinent School FactsSports and Academic Enrichment Programs
Cross-country, tennis, volley ball Basketball, flag football, softball, soccer Math league teams Battle of the books teams Robotics teams Model UN Team (7th/8th only) Green Team Rosetta Stone Club
Pertinent School Facts
School Faculty: 18 homeroom teachers, 5 specialty teachers (music, art, dance,
library, physical education), 6 positions for world language teachers, 1 bilingual teacher, 4 special education teachers, 2 MTSS support teachers, 5 special education para-professionals.
School Staff: Principal, Assistant Principal, Case Manager/Counselor, 2
Clerks,1 Lunchroom Manager, 1 Lunchroom Aide, 1 Security Guard, 1 Pod Engineer, 2.5 Custodians.
Vision & Mission VISIONLaSalle Language Academy will teach and inspire every student to achieve their potential as intellectuals, people of character, engaged citizens and leaders of a multicultural world. MISSIONLaSalle's mission is to provide a rigorous, comprehensive education, a knowledge and appreciation of global cultures and languages, and a life-long love of learning for all students.
LASALLE BELIEFS
• Whole child approach• Importance of digital literacy• “Soft skills” development• Social Emotional Supports• Enrichment programs• Experiences abroad• Professional Learning Community
Demographic Data: 553 Students – 378 families
Enrollment by Grade - Average 31/classroom
2010-2014 Attendance DataGoal 2014/15: 98%
Demographic Data
Enrollment by Ethnicity
African American 30%
Caucasian 34%
Hispanic 20%
Asian 15%
Multi-Ethnic 1%
Demographic Data
Enrollment by Gender
Male 47%
Female 53%
Demographic Data
Enrollment by World Language
Chinese 17%
French 32%
Italian 17%
Spanish 34%
Our Exchange Programs:
Liffré, France
Piacienza, Italy
Barcelona, Spain
Beijing, China
Achievement Data
2014 graduation rate: 100%
2014 promotion rate: 100%
Graduates enrolled in selective enrollment high schools
Average percentage last seven years: 69.70%
Achievement Data
NWEA Overall National Percentile Growth National Reading growth percentile: LaSalle 2014 rank: 99th percentile 3rd-8th RIT score average increased from spring
2013 to spring 2014: 220.81 to 223.1
National Math growth percentile: LaSalle 2014 rank: 99th percentile 3rd-8th RIT score average spring 2013 to spring
2014: 230.9.7 to 233.4
Achievement Data% of graduates per HS destination
2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 20140
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20
30
40
50
60
70
80
62
72 73
63
71.2
66.7 69.7 66
27 8
13.56.8 6.7
6.83.7
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23.5 22
26.6
23.5
30.3
High Schools DestinationLaSalle graduates %
Selective Private
Non-Selec
LaSalle Language Academy
2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 State Excellence Award
2014-2016 CIWP Priorities CCSS Literacy
CCSS Math
Science
Culture, Climate, Social Emotional Learning
World Languages
Fine Arts
Student Incentives Voice: 2nd through 8th grade delegates, class councils
and monthly school council with principal Honor Roll: 4th through 8th quarterly and yearly recognition
of achievement for high honors (all A’s) and honor roll (A’s & no more than 3 B’s) in all subjects
NWEA growth awards World Language awards Attendance awards Geo Bee & Spelling Bee awards
Technology State of the art computer lab with 33 I-Macs 6 computer carts (laptops, netbooks, Mac Books,
chrome books), total of 150 mobile devices. I-Pads (100 devices) Library with 6 I-Macs, 6 chrome books, 10 I-Pads
and 6 laptops 60 “teacher-mates” (K, 1st, 2nd) Average: 1 device for 1.5 students Goals for end of 2014/15: Fall 2014: upgrade and increase of access points 1 device per student
LASALLE VALUES
• Citizenship
• Respect
• Responsibility
• Work Ethics
The LSC, PTA, Friends of LaSalle
work together & help organize school fundraisers and events
Annual Donation Campaign (fall –winter) Auction Event (spring)
Movie Night (August)
Breakfast for Dinner (November)
Posada (December)
Parents/Students Dance (February)
OTTA Art Fair (June)
Ginza Fest (July)
Summer events for families new to LaSalle
KinMain School Events
Kindergarten Orientation (August)Open House (September 19)
LaSalle Long Distance Classic (October 14)
Prospective Parents Open House (November 7)
Posada (December)Winter Assembly (December 19)
Science Fair (December)
Black History Assembly (February)Valentine's Dance Night (February)
Geography Fair (April)
International Fair (May)Spring Assembly (May)Transition Night (June)
Spirit Week (June)Graduation (June)
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