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Annual Records Verification Process

Dear returning ISL parents,

Today (8/4/22), you should have received an important and time sensitive email with the following subject line: ACTION REQUIRED by August 8, 2022. This email contains a link for families to complete the annual records verification process. This must be completed by returning families by Monday, August 8th. If you did not receive this email, please double check that it is not in your spam folder or contact your Campus Front Office. Thank you in advance for your cooperation!

Resources & Forms

On this page you will find the following information:

 

Classroom Supply List

 

Before & After Care Programs (2022-23)
 
Start Date: August 15, 2022

ISL EARLY BIRD AND PRIME TIME

 

EARLY BIRD (Before School Care)

  • Dixon Campus from 7:15am-7:45am
  • Drop off location: Main Entrance (4040 Eagle Street)
  • Drop-In Service: There is a Before School Child Care drop-in service available for students who are not registered in the Early Bird program. Payment must be made in full the same morning of service.

 

PRIME TIME (After School Care)*

  • Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday (except Wednesdays)- 3:45pm-5:30pm
  • Early Dismissal Wednesdays- 2:45pm-5:30pm
  • Pick up location: Modulars. Enter through gate located on Marks Street
  • Drop-In Service: There is a PrimeTime drop-in service available for students who are not registered in an after school Program. Fees must be paid in full the afternoon of service.

 

FEES AND PAYMENTS

  • Monthly payments can be made by cash, check, money order, or debit/credit card. You may also pay monthly fees on-line at www.myschoolbucks.com. Myschoolbucks is the preferred method of payment. Click here for Fee information and other details.

 

IMPORTANT DETAILS: 

  • After School Programs do not operate on ½ school days nor on the final school days before Fall, Thanksgiving, Winter, and Spring Breaks.
  • *Students who remain on campus more than 15 minutes after dismissal and who are not registered in the after school program will automatically be checked into drop-in and charged $20. Fees must be paid in full the afternoon of service.

 

CONTACT

 

COMMUNITY WORKS AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM

Start Date: September 6, 2022 

This program is not coordinated by ISL or ISL staff. This program is sponsored through a partnership with Community Works.

 

English

Spanish

Vietnamese 

Online Application

School Consent Forms

 

Handbook and Policies

The Student Code of Conduct & Family-Student Handbook are in place to help students gain the greatest possible benefit from their educational opportunities at the International School of Louisiana. The school uniform policy can be found in the Family-Student Handbook.  Our Seclusion and Restraint Policies Manual explains when and how ISL employees might use seclusion or restraint, as well as our documentation and training process. ISL’s Family Engagement Policy and Plan outline opportunities for families to learn with the school community and includes our School-Family Compact. Suspension and expulsion hearings are handled by the NOLA Public Schools Student Hearing Office; full details of their polices and procedures are available in the Student Hearing Office Manual. Parents or guardians who have a concern and have been unable to resolve their concern after having a formal meeting with their student’s teacher and campus Principal may file a grievance with the Head of School by submitting the Formal Grievance Form/Formulario de Queja Formal.

ISL Pupil Progression Plan

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Title IX Policy 

ISL does not discriminate on the basis of sex in any educational programs or activities. Title IX of the Education Amendments Act of 1972 specifically prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex and requires Federally-funded schools to investigate claims of discrimination or harassment based on sex. Any student, employee, or family member who believes an ISL student has been the victim of discrimination, harassment, abuse, or assault on the basis of the student’s sex, gender identity, or gender expression can file a complaint with their campus Title IX Coordinator. Retaliation against those who file complaints is prohibited. This policy and the procedures below apply to complaints against employees, students, or third parties.