Applicationforms

• Submit the completed set of application forms together with the required documents stated under REQUIREMENTS:

• Pay for the application & testing fee at the cashier's office.

• Present the receipt to the Admissions Office and get a copy of the applicant's Admission  Qualifying Test Permit.

Completed Application and Health Forms as well as thefollowing should be prepared for submission to the Admissions Office:

1. Certified copies of academic records for at least the past two years. If written in another language, an English translation must be provided.
2. Two letters of recommendation from the former school, one from the Principal or Guidance Counselor, and one from a teacher, preferably the homeroom adviser. It is necessary to use the recommendation forms provided in this booklet.
3. Copy of birth certificate or passport showing the applicant's date of birth and photograph.
4. Copy of immunization record.
5. Photos: 2 copies (2" x 2") 2 copies (1" x 1")
6. If school fees are to be paid by an employer, a letter on the employer' letterhead stating this.

We welcome applications over theinternet, please click here,or download the applicable forms below.  Print andFill in the forms and fax to the Admissions Office (632)633-8420

The admissions process comprises four steps (five if you are applying as an *English as a Second Language (ESL) student).

1. Application Form and School Records

• Fill out and submit the application form to the Admission Office, along with:
• School transcripts/ records of the student's previous two to three school years and any partial years' records (ifentering grade 12, the previous 3 years' records). If necessary,  school records must be translated into English and then authenticated.
• You are strongly urged to provide the school with detailed information on any form of  additional educational or emotional support that your child has received. This  includes but is not limited to:
•  copies of all school reports
• copies of all diagostic test reports and results
•  medical information related to your child's learning
• notes on speech therapiy and other therapeutic support
• recommendations from specialists for future support

  
  Without such information our school cannot make the right educational choices for your child or provide the kind of environment in which your child will flourish. ISM's goal is to provide a program that is an optional ISM's goal is to provide a program that is an optimal match between your child's individual educational needs and the support services available at the school  and within thewider community. The Elementary, Middle and High School, in compliance with the administration of school policy, are not designed to meet the instructional needs of students with complex learning, language or emotional / behavioral difficulties. Failure to provide us with this information during the application process will result in ISM being unable to fulfill its educational commitment to you and your child.

• Applicants in grades 3 – 12 should complete the Student Application Questionnaire and bring it along to the interview with the counselor.