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2 What are the implications of declining student enrollment on: electives and advanced class offerings at HCS? electives and advanced class offerings at HCS? extra-curricular activities and sports offerings at HCS? extra-curricular activities and sports offerings at HCS? opportunities for student participation in a comprehensive arts program? opportunities for student participation in a comprehensive arts program? our ability to maintain high quality faculty and staff at HCS? our ability to maintain high quality faculty and staff at HCS?

3 Current and Anticipated Realities at HCS Current enrollment at HCS = 563 Current enrollment at HCS = 563 Anticipated enrollment in 2021 = 481** Anticipated enrollment in 2021 = 481** Number of vacant seats in HS = 50 Number of vacant seats in HS = 50 Anticipated number of vacant seats at the HS in 6 years = 72 (50+22**) Anticipated number of vacant seats at the HS in 6 years = 72 (50+22**) Anticipated number of students leaving and not being replaced in HCS in 6 years = 82** ** Based on the independent shared services report conducted in 2014/2015 school year.

4 International Scholars Program Beyond a Concept Dr. Anael Alston Superintendent of Schools

5 Introduction The Hamilton International Scholars Program is designed for non-immigrant international students in grades 9 -12 for one academic year program under the terms and conditions adopted by the Board of Education. Students will be required to have an F-1 Student Visa, and meet the various selection criteria which will be developed by the HCS International Committee, recommended by the Superintendent, and adopted by the Board of Education. Students would reside with locally selected host families.

6 Purpose. The purpose of this conversation is to discuss the potential of enhancing our students’ learning experience both culturally and academically by bringing a positive, diverse, and academically able group of international students into the Hamilton community. Our students and our guests will share cultural experiences and educational insights while providing a modest revenue stream to the HCS community.

7 Goals

8 Scope There are approximately 52 seats available in grades 9-12 based on a maximum capacity of class sizes of 25 students per class. Based on the student enrollment projections provided by the Shared Services Report, the population of HCS is expected to decline by 82 students over the next six years. This proposal calls for a three year phase in of this international student program beginning with 4-6 students for the 2016-2017 school year, 8-10 students in year 2, and gradually increasing the number of students for each year thereafter. This program is limited to INCOMING students.

9 Costs *TUITION, ROOM AND BOARD – The proposed total cost per student will amount to roughly $10,500 per year to be paid by the family. The district would receive $5,500 in tuition and the host family would receive up to $5,000. RECRUITMENT AGENCY – The Recruitment Agency will receive its fees from the students’ family. The Recruitment Agency will pay for the services of the Program Coordinator, which will be $50 per student per month from September through June.

10 Fiscal Implications (Gross)

11 Proposed Timeline

12 Proposed Timeline (Continued)

13 Potential Implications

14 The 11 Year Run: Outgoing HCS Students by the Numbers

15 Relevant Considerations *The approximate cost of sending a child outbound through Rotary is approximately $4850. Some scholarships are available through Rotary based on need. **Hamilton hosting a Rotary student is not the only factor in HCS students going outbound through Rotary. Another Rotary chapter in district 7150 could send a Hamilton student outbound. **If a Hamilton family wants to send a child outbound through Rotary, they can host a Rotary international student. If they are approved through Rotary, they can host. We may want to offer preferred status. *Based on the Rotary District 7150 website. **Based on conversations with a fellow Rotarian in charge of student exchanges.

16 Analysis

17 Recapitulation of Important Considerations Recapitulation of Important Considerations Current enrollment at HCS = 563 Current enrollment at HCS = 563 Anticipated enrollment in 2021 = 481** Anticipated enrollment in 2021 = 481** Number of vacant seats in HS = 50 Number of vacant seats in HS = 50 Anticipated number of vacant seats at the HS in 6 years = 72 (50+22**) Anticipated number of vacant seats at the HS in 6 years = 72 (50+22**) Anticipated number of students leaving and not being replaced in HCS in 6 years = 82** ** Based on the independent shared services report conducted in 2014/2015 school year.

18 Tuition Paying F-1 Visa International Students Win-Win Win for Students, Win for District Thank you! ANY QUESTIONS?


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