PRINCIPAL TAXPAYERS for 2012

ADMINISTRATION BUILDING Phone 776-7631 Position

Name

Superintendent

Troy Mircovich

Assistant Superintendent

Dr. Lynne Goeglein-Porter Charles Simmons

Business Manager Instructional Programs Director Special Education Director Technology Director

Fax 776-0267 776-1763 776-0364

Karen Mircovich

776-1763

Terri Fisher

776-1763

Delana Lightfoot

776-1763

CAMPUS PRINCIPALS Ingleside High School ............................ Danny Glover 776-2712

Leon Taylor Junior High ...................... ..̀̀ Heather Waugh

776-2232

Oxy-Mar Occidental Chemical Corporation E.I. Dupont DeNemours and Co Ingleside Cogeneration LP Kiewit Offshore Services LTD Flint Hills Resources LP Gulf Marine Fabricators (Aransas Pass) Air Liquide America LP Gulf Marine Fabricators (Ingleside) Helix Energy Solution Group

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ngleside I.S.D.

has traditionally produced students who graduate with the skills, logic, and motivation that form the basis for highly successful careers as well as the making of solid citizenship and strong family life. Ingleside Independent School District is progressive and proactive in providing the teaching staff, training, curriculum, equipment, activities, and facilities that ensure academic growth and performance for all students.

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ision Statement:

Blaschke/Sheldon Elementary ........ Stephanie McNew 776-3050

Gilbert J. Mircovich Elementary............ Betty Williams 776-1683

Ingleside Primary ..................................

776-3060

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ANCILLARY PERSONNEL Phone 776-2712 Athletic Director ................................. Graig Hesseltine Food Service Director .......................Ross Schonhoeft Maintenance Director ..................... Bruce Freudenrich

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

President ................................................ Teresa Flores Vice-President ............................... Brenda Richardson Secretary .................................................Joseph Jones Member ............................................James Snodgrass Member ................................................ Steven Snyder Member .................................................. Bobby Dendy Member .......................................................... Keith Hill

BOARD MEETINGS

School board meetings are held the second Monday of each month at 7:00 p.m. in the Ingleside Administration Building located at 2664 San Angelo. The public is encouraged to attend.

District Goals All campuses will be at or above State averages for EOC and STAAR assessments. Ensure effective technology and its use for teachers and students throughout the district. Improve communication with parents and community members to ensure equal partnership in the success of our children. All campuses will maintain a safe and orderly environment that is conducive to learning. Maintain and improve the facilities throughout the District.

SCHOOLS

Ingleside Primary

PreK to 1st Grade

Leon Taylor Junior High School Grades 7-8

First opened for the 2006-2007 school year, it is the district’s newest addition. Covering 76,310 sq ft, this campus served 475 students from Early Childhood to First Grade with a maximum student capacity of 750. In addition to a gym, library, cafeteria, and other activity rooms, Ingleside Primary boasts over 30 classrooms, each one equipped with a restroom.

Leon Taylor Junior High School was built in 1979 and has 26 classrooms, a gym, art room, library, and two computer labs. In 2007 a new cafeteria was completed that serves about 350 pupils. In recent years, the athletic programs have brought home district championships in football, volleyball, track, as well as in boys and girls basketball multiple times.

Gilbert J. Mircovich Elementary Grades 2-4

Ingleside High School

Children walk down Technology Road or stroll down Resource Center Dr., two of the many educational “neighborhoods” of GJM. Where will an education take your child? At GJM the possibilities are endless. Innovatively designed to simulate a miniature “city”, each grade level cluster enables students to thrive and explore new possibilities as they learn life lessons in addition to their core curriculum. GJM opened in August 1998 and serves about 520 students.

Blaschke/Sheldon Elementary

Grades 5-6

In 1987 the entire campus was completely renovated. In 1993, eleven new classrooms and an administrative office were constructed. The motto “Catch the Wave to Academic Excellence” reflects the dynamic learning environment on campus which inspires students and faculty alike to strive hard to reach their goals. The campus has a total of 40 classrooms, a gym, library, computer lab, and a cafeteria. It currently serves approximately 350 students.

Grades 9-12

The basic complex was built in 1965. In 1985, the school district added 18 new classrooms and a library. In 1991, a new band hall was constructed. A new gymnasium was opened in 1998. Facilities now include a total of 40 classrooms, two gyms, 2 band halls, a cafeteria, a library, welding shop, woodworking-cabinet shop, and three computer labs. The campus serves about 600 students in grades 9-12.

Administration Building

Completed in 2008 a new administration building adorns San Angelo Street and houses the district’s administrative staff. The entryway design contains elements that echo those of one of the original school campuses: Elizabeth Cook Elementary. In addition to staff offices, the building includes a large meeting / board room that seats over 50 people.

ACCOUNTABILITY RATINGS* SUSPENDED for 2012 District Rating ........................................................................ Campus Ratings Ingleside High School ........................................................... Leon Taylor Junior High ........................................................ Blaschke/Sheldon Elementary .............................................. Gilbert J. Mircovich Elementary ............................................ Ingleside Primary .................................................................. SPRING TAKS SCORES* Subject Grade % Met Std READING / ELA: 3rd - EXIT MATH: 3rd – EXIT WRITING: 4th & 7th Suspended for 2012 SCIENCE: 5, 10 & EXIT SOCIAL STUDIES: 8, 10 & EXIT DISTRICT STATISTICS Employees*: Professional Staff .......................................................54.6% Teachers .....................................................................44.9% Professional Support ....................................................5.4% Campus Administration ................................................ 2.8% Central Administration .................................................. 1.4% Educational Aides .......................................................19.3% Auxiliary Staff ..............................................................26.1% Enrollment Current Enrollment ........................................................ 2249 FINANCIAL STATISTICS*: Current Tax Rate: 1.040 Maintenance & Operation 1.09 Total Tax Rate Total Revenue per Student:* Percentage of revenues: Local and Other ..........................................................69.5% State ............................................................................28.7% Federal ..........................................................................1.7% Per Pupil Expenditures: * $6823 *Based on 2011-2012 Texas Education Agency AEIS Report

INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES Ingleside I.S.D. strives to continuously improve on behalf of all students. Mutual understanding and respect characterize our comprehensive efforts to provide quality educational opportunities. The following services are available: The Technology Department provides leadership for the school division in the planned implementation of new technologies as well as effective use of current technologies, support and repair services for the school district (including the student’s role as learner), and training for employees in the effective use of such technologies. The Special Education Department provides oversight for all Ingleside school programs for students with disabilities as well as related services for the entire school population. The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) mandates a free and appropriate public education for all students with disabilities. Title I is a federally funded program that serves educationally challenged students in three schools (PK-6) in Ingleside I.S.D. Each campus uses creative and innovative methods to assist and meet the students’ needs in core subject areas. The Staff Development Program provides training to all school personnel based on state requirements and teachers’ expressed needs, as well as needs perceived by the administration. They are held throughout the year and during the summer. Additional programs: Dyslexia & 504 Programs; Library & Media Services; Pre-Kindergarten Program; State Compensatory Program Optional Extended Year Program; Tutorial Program; National School Breakfast and Lunch Program; Health Services and Health Education; Child Find "One-to-one learning is about much more than just giving kids devices," said Superintendent Troy Mircovich. "It's about delivering rich, relevant content that truly engages students in their learning, both in and out of the classroom" (Curriculumloft, 2013). “All curriculum and most textbooks will now be pushed wirelessly to each student’s tablet where they can work on their assignments in the classroom or at home. Ingleside ISD is committed in providing our students the opportunity to succeed in the 21st Century Society." (cont from cover)

CURRICULUM & INSTRUCTION In order to instill excellence for all and involve students, families, and the community together, our instructional program and curriculum is committed to a belief that all children are entitled to an education tailored to their ability to learn. Ingleside I.S.D. offers the following: The English as a Second Language (ESL) Program assists students with limited English proficiency (LEP) in acquiring the English skills necessary to be successful in their mainstream classes. The Gifted and Talented Program provides appropriate differentiated instructional services in the regular K-12 classroom by adapting the core curriculum for identified gifted students in the classroom.

INGLESIDE INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT “All Students Will Succeed”

The Safe and Drug Free Schools Program provides each campus funds to adopt and carry out a comprehensive drug and violence prevention program, promote safety, and create a disciplined environment conducive to learning. The Career and Technology (CATE) Program offers effective career and technology education programs that prepare students for further education and eventual employment. It complements and enhances academic preparation by enabling students to apply academic principles to a variety of community and career situations. Extracurricular activities run the full gamut for self-expression and development, which range from UIL spelling contests to debating competitions to dramatic performances, to band and choir competitions, as well as a wide selection of athletics choices for young men and women. Additional Programs: Accelerated Instruction Pre-CP, CP, Dual Credit Music Education; Early Childhood Education; Pre-Kindergarten Open Enrollment Ingleside ISD has approved transfers for the 20142015 school year. Parents must complete the application, and provide: documentation for the entire year to date, attendance records, grades, and state assessment scores, and conduct. Please visit www.inglesideisd.org or call 361-776-7631 option 5 for complete details.

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FACTS & FIGURES Printed: May 20, 2013

EXCITING NEWS!!! For the 2013-14 school year Ingleside ISD implement a new digital learning initiative through which all students in grades 7-12 will receive Android-based KUNO tablets. Working with Engaging Solutions of Katy, TX, Ingleside will be implementing a districtwide curriculum management system (CMS) called CurriculumLoft, that integrates with the tablets so students can work anytime and anywhere, even if they don't have Internet access. "Ingleside ISD has also been selected by CurriculumLoft to be a Champion District in Texas," said Erica Steitenroth, CEO of Engaging Solutions. "Under the Champion Program, Ingleside teachers and administrators will receive extensive staff development and training on how to incorporate this new technology into their classrooms." (cont…)