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CIStA
What
is CIStA?
Objectives
Membership
Criteria
Board
of Directors
Bylaws
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What
is CIStA?
CIStA, the Council of International Schools in the
Americas, is a not-for-profit regional association open to
Council of International Schools (CIS) members (in all categories) that are located in North, Central
(including the Caribbean), and South America.
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Objectives
CIStA shall have as its objectives:
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Advancement of
internationalism through education by the distribution of
services to its members including, but not necessarily
limited to, the professional development of teachers and
administrators in partnership with the students they
serve;
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Promotion of
intercultural understanding and international friendship
through the activities of its members;
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Development of regular, on-going
in-service opportunities for administrators, teachers and
students within the region;
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Cooperation with
other non-member organizations and individuals in the
region pursuing the same objectives;
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Collaboration
with CIS and other regional organizations, including
the automatic right of access to services offered by CIS
to include, but not limited to accreditation, recruitment,
professional development and information technology
services.
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Membership
Criteria
CIStA shall have the following classes
of membership:
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All
CIS members, irrespective of their
category of membership, that are located in North, Central
(including the Caribbean) and South America, shall be
members of CIStA. Any school or individual wishing to join
CIStA must apply for membership in CIS. The membership
fee for CIS membership shall include the membership fee
for CIStA.
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CIStA shall have
the following classes of membership:
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School Membership, open
to all schools in the regions of the Americas and
Caribbean that share the purposes of CIStA as described
in (1) above, and those which may be called
"international" in any of the following
senses:
i.
offering a curriculum in which the culture and
educational
system of two or more countries is
represented; or
ii.
offering a curriculum typical of one country, but
located in
another country and actively pursuing
cultural exchange
with its host country; or
iii.
having a student body of diverse nationalities,
educational
aims and curricula offerings which
promote and support
the purposes of CIStA.
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Individual
Membership, open to individuals interested in the aims
and activities of CIStA and wishing to share in its
services.
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Supporting
Membership, open to publishers and manufacturers of
educational materials and equipment, and organizations
interested in supporting the aims of CIStA.
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Affiliate
Membership, open to like-minded schools in the region
that are not or do not wish to become members of CIS
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Honorary
Membership, consisting of such persons as the Board of
Directors may elect as a mark of esteem.
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Such other
categories of membership as may be established by the
Board of Directors of CIStA in conformity with these
Bylaws.
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CIStA membership
in all categories shall be approved by majority vote of
the CIStA Board of Directors, in consultation with the CIS Board of Directors.
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Board
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Mr.
David Lloyd, Chair
The
British School of Costa Rica
PO
Box 8184
San
José 1000, Costa Rica
Tel:
506 220 0131/0719; Fax: 506 232 7833
britsch@racsa.co.cr
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Mr. Stuart Walker,
Vice-Chair
Lester B. Pearson College of The Pacific
650 Pearson College Drive
Victoria British Columbia V9C 4H7 Canada
Tel: 250 391 2411; Fax: 250 391 2412
swalker@pearsoncollege.ca
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Dr. David Watson,
Treasurer
The Awty International School
7455 Awty School Lane
Houston, TX 77055 USA
Tel: 713 686 4850; Fax: 713 686 4956
dwatson@awty.org
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Mr.
Daryl Barker
The
British School of Quito
Casilla
17-21-52
Quito,
Ecuador
Tel: 593-2-237-4649 or 4650 or4651
Fax: 593-2-237-4650 (telefax)
director@bsq.edu.ec
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Ms. Jane Camblin
French-American International School
150 Oak Street
San Francisco CA 94102-5912 USA
Tel: 415 558 2000; Fax: 415 558 2024
jacamblin@aol.com
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Mr. George
Hobson
Academia Británica
Cuscatleca
Apartado Postal 121
Santa Tecla, El Salvador, Central America
Tel: 503 228 20 11; Fax: 503 228 29 56
headmaster@abc.edu.sv
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Mr.
Phil Joslin
A
Ferreyra 4073, B1637A05
La
Lucila, Buenos Aires
Argentina
Tel:
54 11 4794 9400 ext 101
Fax:
54 11 4790 2117
joslin_p@lincoln.edu.ar
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