this is the skool i mite go to if i go to israel
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From: Koorosh Banayan
Date: 12/28/04 08:03:54
To: supermomsandyb@aol.com
Cc: kb@kbalaw.com
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Israel, Tel Aviv: Walworth Barbour American International School in Israel, Inc.
Released by the Office of Overseas Schools
Washington, DC
American International School in Israel, Inc.
Dr. Robert A. Sills, Superintendent
Walworth Barbour American International School in Israel, Inc.
P.O.Box 9005
Kfar Shmaryahu, Israel
Tel: 972-9-961-8100
Fax: 972-9-961-8111
E-mail: aisrael@wbais.org
2004-2005
The Walworth Barbour American International School in Israel is an independent, coeducational day school, which offers an educational program from kindergarten through grade 12 for students of all nationalities. The School was founded in 1958. The school year comprises 2 semesters, extending from August 17 to December 21 and from January 5 to June 10.
Organization: The School is a non-profit corporation registered in the State of Delaware. The ultimate powers of the corporation reside in the corporate membership, which has delegated the policy-making responsibility for the school to a seven-member school board. Four of the school board members are employees or dependents of the U.S. Embassy; the other three are drawn from the Israeli, American and international communities.
Curriculum: The curriculum is that of U.S. general academic, college-preparatory public schools. The School's testing program includes the College Board Entrance Examination Board tests and IOWA Test of Basic Skills (ITBS). Instruction is in English. Hebrew, Spanish, and French are taught as foreign languages. Special education services provide support for students with mild learning disabilities. There is no religious instruction. An extensive after-School program, including arts, crafts, sports, and other recreational activities, serves grades 1-12. Most of the graduates go on to colleges and universities in the United States. The Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools accredited the School in 1998 for a third consecutive ten-year period.
Faculty: In the 2004-2005 school year, there are 45 full-time and 26 part-time faculty members including 61 U.S. citizens, 7 host-country nationalities), and 8 instructional assistants.
Enrollment: At the beginning of the 2004-2005 school year, enrollment was 428 (Kdg.-grade 5: 179; grades 6-8: 105; and grades 9-12: 144).
Facilities: The modern physical plant includes a 15,000-volume library, 4 well-equipped science laboratories, 5 computer laboratories, 2 art rooms, a dark room, a gymnasium and fitness center, and adequate playing fields and athletic facilities.
Finances: In the 2004-2005 school year, about 95% of the School's income derives from tuition. Annual tuition rates are as follows: Kdg.-grade 5: $13,300; grades 6-8: $14,200; and grades 9-12: $15,300. Tuition rates do not include an annual building fund levy of $800 for all K-12 students. A one-time registration fee of $2,000 per child is assessed. Transportation fees vary from approximately $950 to $2,900, depending on the distance from the School. These fees are payable by check in Israeli shekels or U.S. dollars. (All fees are quoted in U.S. dollars.)
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KBALAW (9:50 AM): Hi Ghorboonet Beram!!
Ab the b0mb33 (9:51 AM): hey dad
Ab the b0mb33 (9:51 AM): wats up
KBALAW (9:51 AM): I love you dood!! how are you?
Ab the b0mb33 (9:51 AM): good
Ab the b0mb33 (9:51 AM): i love u too
Ab the b0mb33 (9:51 AM): how are u
KBALAW (9:51 AM): I will forward an email to you regarding the american school
Ab the b0mb33 (9:51 AM): k
KBALAW (9:52 AM): I am fine.. getting better
Ab the b0mb33 (9:52 AM): okay
Ab the b0mb33 (9:52 AM): are we gonna go to the american school
KBALAW (9:52 AM): I just sent you the email, check it out.. it is pretty expensive!!
KBALAW (9:52 AM): I don't know yet, but I am seriously considering it.
Ab the b0mb33 (9:52 AM): okaoy
Ab the b0mb33 (9:52 AM): good
Ab the b0mb33 (9:53 AM): we still need some1 to come teach us hebrew dad
KBALAW (9:53 AM): What is this new screaming voice.. sound like someone is hurting the poor girl!!!???
Ab the b0mb33 (9:53 AM): lol
Ab the b0mb33 (9:53 AM): its funny
Ab the b0mb33 (9:54 AM): wen r u coming bak
KBALAW (9:54 AM): Welllllll, I don't know what to say..
KBALAW (9:54 AM): Next wednesday I will be there around 10 a.m.
Ab the b0mb33 (9:54 AM): 1 more week?
KBALAW (9:54 AM): Anything you want from here?
KBALAW (9:55 AM): about
Ab the b0mb33 (9:55 AM): yea bring dor nati moshe roy and libat
Ab the b0mb33 (9:56 AM): did u have any barbecues yet
KBALAW (9:57 AM): Not yet, but hopefully we will have one!! I did have some of Eli's chicken you like today
Ab the b0mb33 (9:57 AM): oh
Ab the b0mb33 (9:57 AM): lucky
Ab the b0mb33 (9:58 AM): did u find a house yet
KBALAW (9:58 AM): Not yet. They re expensive!!
KBALAW (9:58 AM): Are you taking good care of your mother for me?
KBALAW (9:59 AM): By the way.. tell mom I am home now..
KBALAW (9:59 AM): She can call me if she wants.. please tell her that now!
KBALAW (9:59 AM): I will have to get off line now.. I love you.
Ab the b0mb33 (10:00 AM): okay
Ab the b0mb33 (10:00 AM): i love u 2
Ab the b0mb33 (10:00 AM): bi
KBALAW (10:00 AM): Thanks
KBALAW Signed off at 10:00 AM.
From: Koorosh Banayan
Date: 12/28/04 08:03:54
To: supermomsandyb@aol.com
Cc: kb@kbalaw.com
Subject: Emailing: 1503.htm
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Israel, Tel Aviv: Walworth Barbour American International School in Israel, Inc.
Released by the Office of Overseas Schools
Washington, DC
American International School in Israel, Inc.
Dr. Robert A. Sills, Superintendent
Walworth Barbour American International School in Israel, Inc.
P.O.Box 9005
Kfar Shmaryahu, Israel
Tel: 972-9-961-8100
Fax: 972-9-961-8111
E-mail: aisrael@wbais.org
2004-2005
The Walworth Barbour American International School in Israel is an independent, coeducational day school, which offers an educational program from kindergarten through grade 12 for students of all nationalities. The School was founded in 1958. The school year comprises 2 semesters, extending from August 17 to December 21 and from January 5 to June 10.
Organization: The School is a non-profit corporation registered in the State of Delaware. The ultimate powers of the corporation reside in the corporate membership, which has delegated the policy-making responsibility for the school to a seven-member school board. Four of the school board members are employees or dependents of the U.S. Embassy; the other three are drawn from the Israeli, American and international communities.
Curriculum: The curriculum is that of U.S. general academic, college-preparatory public schools. The School's testing program includes the College Board Entrance Examination Board tests and IOWA Test of Basic Skills (ITBS). Instruction is in English. Hebrew, Spanish, and French are taught as foreign languages. Special education services provide support for students with mild learning disabilities. There is no religious instruction. An extensive after-School program, including arts, crafts, sports, and other recreational activities, serves grades 1-12. Most of the graduates go on to colleges and universities in the United States. The Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools accredited the School in 1998 for a third consecutive ten-year period.
Faculty: In the 2004-2005 school year, there are 45 full-time and 26 part-time faculty members including 61 U.S. citizens, 7 host-country nationalities), and 8 instructional assistants.
Enrollment: At the beginning of the 2004-2005 school year, enrollment was 428 (Kdg.-grade 5: 179; grades 6-8: 105; and grades 9-12: 144).
Facilities: The modern physical plant includes a 15,000-volume library, 4 well-equipped science laboratories, 5 computer laboratories, 2 art rooms, a dark room, a gymnasium and fitness center, and adequate playing fields and athletic facilities.
Finances: In the 2004-2005 school year, about 95% of the School's income derives from tuition. Annual tuition rates are as follows: Kdg.-grade 5: $13,300; grades 6-8: $14,200; and grades 9-12: $15,300. Tuition rates do not include an annual building fund levy of $800 for all K-12 students. A one-time registration fee of $2,000 per child is assessed. Transportation fees vary from approximately $950 to $2,900, depending on the distance from the School. These fees are payable by check in Israeli shekels or U.S. dollars. (All fees are quoted in U.S. dollars.)
Released on December 2, 2004
This site is managed by the Bureau of Public Affairs, U.S. Department of State.
External links to other Internet sites should not be construed as an endorsement of the views contained therein.
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KBALAW (9:50 AM): Hi Ghorboonet Beram!!
Ab the b0mb33 (9:51 AM): hey dad
Ab the b0mb33 (9:51 AM): wats up
KBALAW (9:51 AM): I love you dood!! how are you?
Ab the b0mb33 (9:51 AM): good
Ab the b0mb33 (9:51 AM): i love u too
Ab the b0mb33 (9:51 AM): how are u
KBALAW (9:51 AM): I will forward an email to you regarding the american school
Ab the b0mb33 (9:51 AM): k
KBALAW (9:52 AM): I am fine.. getting better
Ab the b0mb33 (9:52 AM): okay
Ab the b0mb33 (9:52 AM): are we gonna go to the american school
KBALAW (9:52 AM): I just sent you the email, check it out.. it is pretty expensive!!
KBALAW (9:52 AM): I don't know yet, but I am seriously considering it.
Ab the b0mb33 (9:52 AM): okaoy
Ab the b0mb33 (9:52 AM): good
Ab the b0mb33 (9:53 AM): we still need some1 to come teach us hebrew dad
KBALAW (9:53 AM): What is this new screaming voice.. sound like someone is hurting the poor girl!!!???
Ab the b0mb33 (9:53 AM): lol
Ab the b0mb33 (9:53 AM): its funny
Ab the b0mb33 (9:54 AM): wen r u coming bak
KBALAW (9:54 AM): Welllllll, I don't know what to say..
KBALAW (9:54 AM): Next wednesday I will be there around 10 a.m.
Ab the b0mb33 (9:54 AM): 1 more week?
KBALAW (9:54 AM): Anything you want from here?
KBALAW (9:55 AM): about
Ab the b0mb33 (9:55 AM): yea bring dor nati moshe roy and libat
Ab the b0mb33 (9:56 AM): did u have any barbecues yet
KBALAW (9:57 AM): Not yet, but hopefully we will have one!! I did have some of Eli's chicken you like today
Ab the b0mb33 (9:57 AM): oh
Ab the b0mb33 (9:57 AM): lucky
Ab the b0mb33 (9:58 AM): did u find a house yet
KBALAW (9:58 AM): Not yet. They re expensive!!
KBALAW (9:58 AM): Are you taking good care of your mother for me?
KBALAW (9:59 AM): By the way.. tell mom I am home now..
KBALAW (9:59 AM): She can call me if she wants.. please tell her that now!
KBALAW (9:59 AM): I will have to get off line now.. I love you.
Ab the b0mb33 (10:00 AM): okay
Ab the b0mb33 (10:00 AM): i love u 2
Ab the b0mb33 (10:00 AM): bi
KBALAW (10:00 AM): Thanks
KBALAW Signed off at 10:00 AM.