Placement
As part of the registration process, international students will
be given an English proficiency exam to help determine which English class they
should take. English as a Second Language (ESL) class is provided to assist
students with basic language skills as well as cultural and academic
adjustments. If a student is placed in ESL class, she/he would be expected to
take Integrated English the following year which is an advanced ESL class. Upon
completion of Integrated English, the student would be encouraged to take the
English class corresponding to his/her grade level.
Grade level will be determined by the Curriculum Committee based
on transcripts received and results of the English proficiency exam. All
transcripts must be submitted with the completed application. Once grade
placement has been determined at the beginning of the school year, any
additional transcripts will not be considered. Also refer to the section named
Grade Placement
mentioned earlier. New international students will be
evaluated at the end of the first grading period. If a student receives any
failing grades, a change of program and/or school may be recommended.