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Immersion students score exceedingly well on all of the state and district-mandated standardized tests, with composite scores consistently at the 80th percentile or higher on the Oklahoma Core Curriculum Tests.

 

Students continue to demonstrate both high academic achievement and leadership qualities at the middle school level.   A super-majority (>80%) of former EIS students achieve honor roll status for academic performance at the middle school level.  For the past two years at Thoreau Demonstration Academy, former EIS students have won 1st place in the all-city Martin Luther King Essay Contest, as well as 1st and 2nd place in the all-school spelling bee.

 

Measures of Students Success                          School Success

 

Measures of Student Success

 

ž    Eisenhower is the top-performing school in the State of Ok, winning the Academic Achievement Awards 2 years in a row.

ž    More than 80% of the 5th grade students will earn Honor Roll recognition at the middle school level each year.

ž    EIS French Immersion students participate in the National Concours (French National Exam), and each year a number of EIS students (and former EIS students at the middle school and high school levels) rank in the top 10 national rankings.  This is a test taken by thousands of immersion students across the country.

ž    5th grade students travel as ambassadors in our school’s academic exchange programs with Mexico and France.  These students sit in class in a French or Mexican school and fully participate in the curriculum.  The Mexican exchange is for 8 weeks and the French exchange is for 3 weeks.  Students receive grades for their class work, and the written comments from their instructors there express amazement at the high functioning level of their accent-free French and Spanish.

ž    More Eisenhower students place in the District Speech Arts Festival than from any of the other 55 elementary schools in the Tulsa Public School District.

ž     Students develop a broader, international mind set at EIS.  For example, when learning to sing The Grand ‘Ole Flag, an EIS 5th grader remarked in class, “How do we know this is about the American flag?  It just says red, white and blue flag and many countries have red, white and blue flags.”  Then he proceeded to name of few of those countries for the music teacher.  The staff thought this was a huge measure of success in critical thinking and international attitudes!

 

School Success

 

 

2007   Academic Achievement Award – EIS had the highest API of all elementary schools of our size in the State of OK

 

2006   Eisenhower was awarded the “Creative Ticket School of Excellence Award” for Outstanding Achievement in Arts Education. This was presented by the The Oklahoma Alliance for Arts Education in conjunction with Kennedy Center Alliance for Arts Education Network. Three schools were recognized by the State of Oklahoma. All three were in TPS.

 

2006   Academic Achievement Award – EIS had the highest API of all elementary schools of our size in     the State of OK

 

2005   EIS Wins Exemplary Flag!  We were the top elementary school in the district

 

2005   Barbara McCrary received the Polly Clark Award. The Polly Clark Award is given each year by the Oklahoma Association of School Library Media Specialists. They recognize the outstanding librarians in the state and reward ONE with this prestigious award.

 

2005   EIS PTA won the Northeast Regional Award – for having the highest percentage in the Northeast Region of Oklahoma.

 

2003   Eisenhower receives the EXEMPLARY SCHOOL FLAG for being the top-performing elementary school among the 56 elementary schools in Tulsa Public School.

 

2003   Eisenhower International School PTA receives the Oklahoma PTA’s OAK TREE AWARD       for having the highest percentage of membership.  Also received a PTA award for the exemplary level of SCHOOL VOLUNTEERS.

  

2002   Eisenhower International School principal Harriet Patterson receives the 2002 OKLAHOMA MEDAL FOR EXCELLENCE IN ADMINISTRATION from the Oklahoma Foundation for Excellence.  The $7,500 administrative award also included a $1,000 prize for the school.

 

2000   Eisenhower receives the GLOBAL VISION AWARD from Tulsa Global Alliance.  This award is bestowed for leadership in global understanding.

 

1996   Eisenhower receives the AWARD OF THE AMERICAS from the Tulsa Hispanic American Foundation, presented to the school for its outstanding Spanish Immersion program.