All School Meeting
Celebrating "Random Acts of Attitudes"
K-2
Celebrating "Random Acts of Attitudes"
K-2
- Mya Crawford (Commitment)
- Case Taseff (Respect)
- Madeline Swol (Independence)
- Allana Bolden (Commitment)
- Jackie Garland (Commitment)
- Princess Anno-Firempong (Integrity)
- Tristan Williams (Curiosity)
- Kai Pennington (Confidence)
- Elliot Traben (Commitment)
- Deonna McElrath (Independence)
- Ariyan Johnson (Commitment)
- Anaya Munro (Commitment)
- Aaliyah Abdul-Basit (Commitment)
- Dakota Hill (Commitment)
Celebrating our soccer team!
Meet Our New MYP Art Teacher, Mrs. Silberberg
My name is Mariela Silberberg, I am originally from Argentina, and I have always loved to paint and draw. As a child I did it as a hobby, whenever I could.
At one point in college, after pursuing a career in another field, I realized that painting was what I really wanted to do for the rest of my life. That is when I decided to go to the University of Fine Arts. I explored several media (I was fascinated with printmaking and ceramics, too) and finally got my degree in Painting.
But life takes strange turns sometimes and I ended up moving to the United States in 2003.
In 2010 I graduated with a Masters in Art Education from Nazareth College of Rochester, and I started teaching visual arts soon after graduation.
I now live in Shaker Heights with my husband, three children and a sweet cat named Candy.
I am very excited to be your child’s art teacher at Campus International!
At one point in college, after pursuing a career in another field, I realized that painting was what I really wanted to do for the rest of my life. That is when I decided to go to the University of Fine Arts. I explored several media (I was fascinated with printmaking and ceramics, too) and finally got my degree in Painting.
But life takes strange turns sometimes and I ended up moving to the United States in 2003.
In 2010 I graduated with a Masters in Art Education from Nazareth College of Rochester, and I started teaching visual arts soon after graduation.
I now live in Shaker Heights with my husband, three children and a sweet cat named Candy.
I am very excited to be your child’s art teacher at Campus International!
7/8 grade students showing off their "Surreal Eyes."
4th grade students working on "Color Wheel Creations" were they explore color theory by making their own secondary colors.
6th grade students working on Gesture Drawings. Students took turns posing for 30 second while the rest drew them. Some of them were hard!
"The Sun and the Wind"
My new kindergarten friends. They wait for me on the bench in front of my office, at dismissal time each day.
Campus Cafe Interview Day
First Day on the job
Spanish Flex just ended their first 6 weeks round. They focused on Colombia. In addition to cooking arepas, they learned about Carnaval, Molas, Tejo, and South American geography.
Nate and Elena were so inspired, they took action and made arepas at home with their family! Thank you, Ms. Lynn for creating such wonderful learning experiences!
Mrs. Hill's Guest Reader
Grade 2
Grade 2
In grade 3, they are learning about the different systems in a community and how they promote expectations. This unit focuses on local government and why we need rules and laws.
Writing Workshop in Ms. Glickman's 5th Grade Class
Socratic Seminar in Ms. Thomas' 7th and 8th grade Language and Literature Class
Boxed Elements Research Projects in Ms. Orbash's 7th and 8th grade Science Class
Mrs. Taylor's 6th grade Math class board
Kent State students in the IB PYP Teaching Program visited our school to see IB in action.
Fall testing has finally ended. The next two weeks, we will conduct data meetings to analyze results and create plans that meet the needs of all our students. Our data wall allows us to see how students are growing and where we need to make adjustments.
Each teacher keeps a Data Binder to monitor progress and inform their instruction.
The chart on the back shows the 6,000 hours that make up the Learning Gap, which is really an Opportunity Gap.
How can we close the gap on some of these hours?
Read with a child
More opportunities for quality Pre-School education
Scholarships for summer camps
After school enrichment activities
Weekend play dates
The chart on the back shows the 6,000 hours that make up the Learning Gap, which is really an Opportunity Gap.
How can we close the gap on some of these hours?
Read with a child
More opportunities for quality Pre-School education
Scholarships for summer camps
After school enrichment activities
Weekend play dates
Let's Dance 2017 - PCO Annual Fundraiser
For three years CIS PCO has raised money to fund school social events, augment classroom technology, software, instruments, and help all students attend class field trips plus more. This year, if every scholar raises just $50 the PCO can meet this year's goal and continue to help our CIS community grow and make a difference in the world.
For three years CIS PCO has raised money to fund school social events, augment classroom technology, software, instruments, and help all students attend class field trips plus more. This year, if every scholar raises just $50 the PCO can meet this year's goal and continue to help our CIS community grow and make a difference in the world.
Family Picnic 2017
Edgewater Park
Edgewater Park
Our PCO (Parent Caring Organization) is doing their best to close the gap on some of these hours, by providing fun events for families to take part in. If you know of a child who doesn't have transportation to one of our events, please reach out and lend a helping hand.
Our family picnic at Edgewater Park was a huge success! A student hugged me and said, this is my first time coming to Edgewater!
What a great way to end the week...playing with new friends and old friends.
Our family picnic at Edgewater Park was a huge success! A student hugged me and said, this is my first time coming to Edgewater!
What a great way to end the week...playing with new friends and old friends.
