KEY ACHIEVEMENTS - Frankfurt International School
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frAnKfurt internAtionAl school<br />
Key Achievements<br />
• 50 th AnniversAry celebrAtions<br />
• Key chAnges to WiesbAden cAmpus<br />
• neW cAfeteriA completed<br />
• corporAte pArtnership progrAm<br />
lAunched
Eu-Jin Jung, gr 4<br />
2 3<br />
Dear Readers,<br />
This Annual Report is published online each November after the school’s external audit is completed<br />
in late October. Its intent is to offer an overview of FIS’ strategic objectives and accomplishments,<br />
enrollment trends and demographics, student performance data, and the financial accounting of<br />
the previous academic and fiscal year.<br />
The 2010-11 school year was one of historic significance at the school as it celebrated its 50 th<br />
Anniversary. To commemorate this event there were alumni reunion events, a formal gala celebration,<br />
and multiple school “birthday” parties for students and parents alike. A hard-bound history of the<br />
school was penned by Clive Fenner and Lucy Grass and remains available for those wishing to<br />
purchase a coffee-table book full of wonderful FIS pictures and memories.<br />
The 50 th Anniversary also provided an opportunity to make some key changes to our Wiesbaden<br />
campus, which changed its name from <strong>International</strong> <strong>School</strong> Wiesbaden (ISW) to FIS Wiesbaden, or<br />
FISW. It also made the change to end its Grade offerings after Grade 5, bringing it in line with the<br />
elementary Primary Years Programme at the Oberursel campus. Finally, this year also marked Andrea<br />
Rosinger’s first year as the new FISW principal, after many years serving as the school’s associate<br />
principal.<br />
On the Oberursel campus, the cafeteria was completely renovated to ease student waiting-time<br />
in lunch lines and ensure the school maintained the highest food service standards. The Board of<br />
Trustees also approved the design and funding of a newly renovated performing arts auditorium<br />
that will increase capacity to 500 audience members, as well as installing new sound and lighting<br />
systems to support performances in dance, drama and music.<br />
A new Strategic Plan was adopted in 2010/11 that will guide the school through the 2015/16 school<br />
year. Like the previous five-year plan that was completed in 2011, the new blueprint for the school’s<br />
future is very ambitious, calling for new advances in instruction, technology, fundraising, and<br />
professional development, among other challenging goals. The plan was reached after a summit of<br />
students, parents, faculty, staff and Board members reviewed hard data and shared their hopes of<br />
improving an already fine institution. The FIS Mission Statement was also slightly altered during this<br />
strategic process to better fit the current vision of the school.<br />
In the pages that follow you will learn that FIS students again exceeded world averages on key<br />
standardized tests and delivered strong <strong>International</strong> Baccalaureate Diploma results. On our school’s<br />
website you can also peruse photos and video footage of the many artistic performances held<br />
on campus, as well as news about the numerous athletic competitions and other exchanges that<br />
occurred throughout the year.<br />
To celebrate a 50 th Anniversary, as school hopes for an exceptional experience for its community.<br />
We are pleased to report that 2010/2011 was just such a year for our entire community and we<br />
anticipate the coming 50 years will only add to the school’s excellent reputation.<br />
Michael McKay Dr. Paul M. Fochtman<br />
Chair Board of Trustees Head of <strong>School</strong>
student profile<br />
Student enrollment at FIS aS oF<br />
1 September 2010<br />
<strong>School</strong> Year Enrollment<br />
2006/2007 1,738<br />
2007/2008 1,862<br />
2008/2009 1,867<br />
2009/2010 1,797<br />
2010/2011 1,764<br />
At the start of the 2010/2011 school year enrollment<br />
had declined 1.8% over the previous year.<br />
However, half of this small decline was made<br />
up with enrollment additions during the school<br />
year, allowing the school to meet its enrollment<br />
target of 1780 students before the end of the<br />
year.<br />
Student Count:<br />
natIonalItIeS at FIS aS oF 1 September 2010<br />
Country Students<br />
France 22<br />
Italy 23<br />
India 25<br />
Japan 48<br />
Sweden 49<br />
The Netherlands 69<br />
United Kingdom 158<br />
Korea 197<br />
Germany 384<br />
USA 492<br />
Once again the top ten nationalities remained<br />
relatively unchanged. Although Americans<br />
remain the highest percentage, their overall<br />
number dropped 10% from last year’s total. The<br />
population of the school remains highly diverse<br />
with more than 50 nationalities represented.<br />
JohAnnA ModrAck, gr 4<br />
fAculty turnover<br />
The school has again maintained a low turn-over rate for faculty. The high quality of students,<br />
supportive community and high quality of life in Germany remain key factors to this trend.<br />
<strong>School</strong> Year Percentage<br />
2006/2007 9.6%<br />
2007/2008 12.4%<br />
2008/2009 12.0%<br />
2009/2010 11.7%<br />
2010/2011 12.5%<br />
0% 2.6% 5.2% 7.8% 10.4% 13.0%<br />
Percentage<br />
4 5<br />
2006/2007<br />
2007/2008<br />
2008/2009<br />
2009/2010<br />
2010/2011<br />
AndrEAs LAngELüddEckE, gr 4
pArticipAtion in the ib progrAmme<br />
Graduating Year 2011 2010 2009 2008<br />
Students Taking IB Courses 121 (100%) 117 (100%) 117 (100%) 96 (100%)<br />
Students Taking the IB Diploma 96 (80%) 86 (74%) 81 (69%) 69 (72%)<br />
ib diplomA results for the clAsses of 2008-2011<br />
Graduating Year 2011 2010 2009 2008<br />
Total IB Diploma Candidates<br />
Number Passed<br />
Average Score of Those who Passed<br />
Average Score of all Candidates<br />
plAcement of the clAss of 2011<br />
Universities & Colleges Number of Students<br />
Canada 5<br />
Germany 12<br />
Japan 7<br />
Italy 1<br />
Korea 1<br />
The Netherlands 5<br />
Slovenia 1<br />
Spain 1<br />
United Kingdom 31<br />
United States 39<br />
Total 103 (85%)<br />
96 86 81 69<br />
93 (97%) 86 (100%) 75 (94%) 67 (97%)<br />
33.9 33.0 33.4 34.2<br />
33.6 33.0 32.8 33.2<br />
Others Number of Students<br />
Gap Year for Military Service 2<br />
Gap Year for Further Studies 8<br />
Gap Year for Work Experience 7<br />
Professional Sports 1<br />
Total 18 (15%)<br />
The Class of 2011 contained 121 graduates.<br />
WiM WoLfArM, gr 4<br />
Mathematics Gr 3 Gr 4 Gr 5 Gr 6 Gr 7 Gr 8<br />
General Science Gr 6 Gr 7 Gr 8<br />
MAP Mean 207 210 213<br />
FIS Mean<br />
211 216 217<br />
190<br />
Gr 6 Gr 7 Gr 8<br />
6 7<br />
MAP Mean<br />
FIS Mean<br />
250<br />
238<br />
226<br />
214<br />
202<br />
meAsures of AcAdemic progess (mAp) norms<br />
220<br />
214<br />
208<br />
202<br />
196<br />
202 211 219 224 228 233<br />
209 218 228 232 243 249<br />
190<br />
Gr 3 Gr 4 Gr 5 Gr 6 Gr 7 Gr 8<br />
MAP Mean FIS Mean<br />
MAP Mean FIS Mean<br />
finn BEEckEn, gr 4<br />
FIS uses Measures of Academic Progress (MAP) as its standardized testing instrument. This tool compares FIS<br />
students against a sample group of more than 2.8 million other students. As can be seen from the data below, FIS<br />
students exceed the MAP norm in all testing areas. The spring MAP data is used to demonstrate academic growth<br />
of students each year.<br />
Reading Gr 3 Gr 4 Gr 5 Gr 6 Gr 7 Gr 8<br />
MAP Mean<br />
FIS Mean<br />
Science Concepts and Processes Gr 6 Gr 7 Gr 8<br />
220<br />
214<br />
208<br />
202<br />
196<br />
230<br />
222<br />
214<br />
206<br />
198<br />
199 206 211 215 218 221<br />
202 210 216 222 228 230<br />
190<br />
Gr 3 Gr 4 Gr 5 Gr 6 Gr 7 Gr 8<br />
MAP Mean<br />
FIS Mean<br />
MAP Mean FIS Mean<br />
206 209 211<br />
212 217 218<br />
190<br />
Gr 6 Gr 7 Gr 8<br />
MAP Mean FIS Mean
FIS annual Fund<br />
The 50 t h Anniversary of <strong>Frankfurt</strong> <strong>International</strong> <strong>School</strong> and the goodwill and excitement created by<br />
this momentous occasion had a positive impact on the school’s community as well as on its centralized<br />
fundraising effort, the Annual Fund. Throughout the school year, FIS hosted 50th anniversary events<br />
to commemorate the school’s rich history and leadership in international education, culminating<br />
with an Alumni Reunion and Gala Celebration over the Worldfest weekend on 20-22 May. More than<br />
300 alumni from 26 countries returned to FIS in May to enjoy the anniversary festivities with the<br />
school’s local community, and over 650 guests attended the gala dinner and after-party to celebrate<br />
their role in the school’s distinguished past and bright future.<br />
Thanks to the generous support of the school’s alumni, parent, faculty, staff, and corporate community,<br />
the Annual Fund received €189.172 in donations and corporate sponsorships in its second year of<br />
operation. Of that amount, €92.973 was directly attributed to the enthusiastic support of the school’s<br />
50th Anniversary Alumni Reunion and Gala Celebration in the form of corporate sponsorships,<br />
donations, and the income from the gala live and silent auctions. The remaining €96.199 came from<br />
the loyal and generous support of our Annual Fund donors in gifts ranging from €5 to €20.000.<br />
Together, our worldwide community helped to significantly increase the school’s financial resources<br />
above the income from tuition and fees, allowing FIS to invest faster and more efficiently in critical<br />
innovations and improvements to the learning and teaching programs.<br />
For the period ending 30 June 2011, the giving total of €189.172 was derived from donations,<br />
sponsorships, and gala income from 224 donors. This amount exceeded the first-year Annual<br />
Fund results of €171.268 by 10.45%. The €189.172 reflects a blended total of Euro donations to the<br />
<strong>Frankfurt</strong> <strong>International</strong> <strong>School</strong> e.V. in the amount of €182.703 and $9,375 in dollar donations to the<br />
<strong>Frankfurt</strong> <strong>International</strong> <strong>School</strong> Foundation, Inc. , which converted to €6.469 using the exchange rate<br />
of $1.4492/€ as of 30 June 2011. There were 213 Euro donations to the Annual Fund ranging from<br />
€10 to €20.000 and 11 US Dollar donations ranging from $25 to $5,000, with average gifts of €858<br />
and $852, respectively. Net of gala income, there were 150 donations to the Annual Fund for a total<br />
of €96.199, and an average gift of €641. An analysis of the total and net donations to the 2011 Annual<br />
fund as well as a breakdown of gifts by constituency is illustrated by the charts on the following page.<br />
The Annual Fund results are broken down as follows:<br />
Gala Sponsorships and Auction Revenues € 92.973<br />
Restricted Gifts: € 34.174<br />
Other Donations: € 62.025<br />
Total Annual Fund Donations €189.172<br />
Similar to its decision in June 2010, the Board of Trustees has again agreed to distribute the<br />
unrestricted Annual Fund gifts evenly between Scholarships (Tuition Reduction Program – TRP) and<br />
new investments in Innovative Learning and Teaching:<br />
Total Annual Fund Donations: €189.172<br />
Less Restricted Gifts: -€ 34.174<br />
Total Unrestricted Gifts: €154.998<br />
50% to Scholarships–Tuition Reduction Program € 77.499<br />
50% to Innovative Learning and Teaching € 77.499<br />
Distribution of Unrestricted Gifts: €154.998<br />
Innovative Learning and Teaching investments foreseen for the current school year include:<br />
Rosetta Stone Language Program: €15.000<br />
Upper <strong>School</strong> Science Program: €10.000<br />
Program Enhancements at FISW: €10.000<br />
Performing Arts/New Auditorium: €10.000<br />
Alumni Courtyard: €10.000<br />
Athletics: € 7.000<br />
Library Materials: € 5.000<br />
Music and Band : € 3.500<br />
Funding of school newspaper: € 2.500<br />
Miscellaneous Investments: € 4.499<br />
Funds for Innovative Learning and Teaching €77.499<br />
The success of the 2010/2011 Annual Fund is a tribute to the members of the FIS worldwide<br />
community of alumni, parents, friends, business partners, corporate clients, and friends whose<br />
school spirit and passion for education inspired them to improve the learning and lives of our<br />
1,700 students. <strong>Frankfurt</strong> <strong>International</strong> <strong>School</strong> wishes to express our gratitude and thanks to all of<br />
our donors for their generosity and engagement in making this great school even better. Believe.<br />
Inspire. Lead. We look forward to seeing the difference your generosity makes and to earning your<br />
continued loyalty and commitment to our students.<br />
Description 2010/2011 % of Total<br />
Total Funds Raised €189,172 100%<br />
Major Donations from Individuals €66,650 35%<br />
Major Donations from Corporations €74,000 39%<br />
Gala Auction Donations €29,473 16%<br />
Donations Net of Extraordinary Gifts €19,049 10%<br />
Total Number of Donations 224 100%<br />
Major Gift Donations to Annual Fund* 18 8%<br />
Corporate Donations to Annual Fund* 3 1%<br />
Corporate Sponsorship for Gala 23 10%<br />
Gala Donations 53 24%<br />
Donations Net of Gala<br />
*Donations of €1,000 or more<br />
150 67%<br />
Number of Donations by Constituency 2010/2011 %<br />
Current Parent<br />
119 53%<br />
Faculty/Staff<br />
47 21%<br />
Corporation/Business Partner<br />
27 12%<br />
Alumni and Alumni Parent<br />
29 135<br />
Friend<br />
2 1%<br />
Student<br />
0 0%<br />
Total:<br />
224 100%<br />
MAdELinE PALM, gr 4<br />
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50 th annIverSary Gala SponSorS<br />
Gold SponSorS:<br />
Accenture<br />
Allianz Global Investors<br />
Auda Deutschland<br />
Contact & Creation<br />
Hotour Hotel Consulting<br />
Hyundai Motor Europe GmbH<br />
ING DiBa AG<br />
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines<br />
Leo Burnett<br />
Procter & Gamble Deutschland<br />
Frank and Renate Riemensperger<br />
Samsung Electronics GmbH<br />
SIlver SponSorS:<br />
Adam Opel AG<br />
Aerotek GmbH and Teksystems GmbH<br />
Commerzbank AG<br />
DVAG Deutsche Vermögensberatung AG<br />
Fraport AG<br />
Freixenet<br />
Funds@Work AG<br />
KPMG AG Wirtschaftsprüfungsgesellschaft<br />
Laux Events<br />
Nestlé Deutschland AG<br />
Schuler Service GmbH & Co. KG<br />
Worldhotels<br />
bronze SponSorS:<br />
Beelitz und Cie.<br />
Bilfinger Berger SE<br />
Firedancer<br />
Foto-Wachendörfer<br />
The Katz Group<br />
KERN AG<br />
Lingohr und Partner<br />
NGK Europe GmbH<br />
Nutrinova<br />
ContrIbutorS to the 50 th annIverSary<br />
Gala auCtIonS<br />
Major Contributors:<br />
KLM Royal Dutsch Airlines<br />
R+L Rosenberg + Lenhart<br />
Samsung Electronics GmbH<br />
von Schlieffen Family<br />
Worldhotels<br />
Corporate ContrIbutorS:<br />
Accenture<br />
ADAC<br />
Bridgestone GmbH<br />
DVAG Deutsche Vermögensberatung AG<br />
HMG Fleming’s Hotels<br />
Hilton Hotels<br />
Lufthansa AG<br />
Marriott Hotels<br />
Nestlé Deutschland AG<br />
Nintendo<br />
Radisson Blu Hotels<br />
Rosetta Stone<br />
SAS<br />
Zimmer + Rohde<br />
buSIneSS ContrIbutorS:<br />
Der Weinhof Jochem Seeger<br />
Dr. med. Ute Falk<br />
English Theatre<br />
FIS Booster Club<br />
GaLaBau Martin Quirin<br />
HealthCity Bad Homburg<br />
Hotel Pfeffermühle St. Anton<br />
La Rosa Porsche<br />
Magic-Bowl<br />
Metzgerei Klein<br />
Meyer Restaurants<br />
Modehaus August Pfüller GmbH<br />
Optic Müller<br />
OUTFITTER Five GmbH<br />
Park Plaza Trier<br />
Isabella Rostek Beauty Intstitute<br />
Sporeg Ambulantes Rehazentrum<br />
The British Bookshop<br />
Werthheim Village<br />
USA Today<br />
FIS parent ContrIbutorS:<br />
Holger Bross and Andrea Watson-Bross<br />
Emmaunuel and Alona Cassin<br />
Robert and Nicole Faktor<br />
Michael Freund<br />
Martin and Marion Geiger<br />
Andreas Hübner and<br />
Martina Hess-Hübner<br />
Andreas Heine and Julia Heine-Saabel<br />
Bernd and Ellie Knobloch<br />
Richard Kreindler and<br />
Dagmar Hesse-Kreindler<br />
Robert and Marion Lempka<br />
Nicolas Neuhaus and Nicole Bailly<br />
Olga Ramos-Reymann<br />
Sven & Gonnelien Rothenberger<br />
Michael and Sonia Seiffe<br />
Hakan and Nina Strängh<br />
Anthony and Lia Zaccagnino<br />
Andreas and Valentina Zimmer<br />
noELLE TrEAdWELL, gr 4<br />
Corporate annual Fund donorS<br />
Deutsche Bank AG · Klinik Hohe Mark des DGD GmbH · MERCK KG · SECURITAS Sicherheitsdienste GmbH & Ko.KG<br />
IndIvIdual annual Fund donorS<br />
Anonymous (multiple)<br />
Nezih Acba<br />
Grace Aderibigbe<br />
Gayle Angebrandt and Dennis Schultze<br />
Alec and Charlene Aspinwall<br />
James and Kathrin Astorian<br />
Peter Baker<br />
Yolanda Barrena<br />
Markus Beck<br />
Federico Bellomo<br />
Lutz Blank and Birgit Korte-Blank<br />
Anat Blodinger and Sam Szarf<br />
Mathias Boehringer<br />
Mikhail Borzov and Nina Mishchenko<br />
Dagmar Bottenbruch and<br />
Wolfgang Schroeter<br />
Angela Brandenburg<br />
Ralph and Sabine Brandes<br />
Gareth and Judith Brewster<br />
Family Buß<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Büyükyildirim<br />
Doug, Carolyn and Bradley Carr<br />
Rosie, Bill and Sam Carter<br />
Yerim and Sangwook Jie<br />
Silke and Jonathan Clenshaw<br />
Greg, Cheryl and Matthew Corallo<br />
Mary Lou Corrigan<br />
Sabine Dellwisch<br />
Kevin and Ute Devine<br />
Pietro di Zanno and Family<br />
James Dilworth<br />
The Douet Family<br />
Jennifer Dressman and Torsten Freymark<br />
Teresa and Greg Dupre<br />
Frank-Dieter Engelbrecht<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Faktor<br />
Jonathan and Charlotte Falk<br />
Jürgen and Sophie Fenk<br />
Paul and Wendy Fochtman<br />
Paul Fonteyne<br />
Masaki and Midori Fushimi<br />
Bertrand and Tanya Gaillard<br />
Wolfgang and Eva Graebner<br />
Rolf Groos<br />
Anna Hatjisavidu<br />
Andreas Heine and Julia Heine-Saabel<br />
John Austin Hewitt<br />
Hillgrove Family<br />
Konstantin Hoessrich<br />
Gary and Ellen Hoover<br />
Lothar-Andreas Hotze<br />
Andreas Hübner and<br />
Martina Hess-Hübner<br />
Richard Johnson<br />
Caroline Joslin-Callahan<br />
Sang Hwan Jung<br />
Ryan and Lea Karr<br />
Wilfried Kastening<br />
Sabine and Andreas Kehl<br />
Jos Kenis<br />
Andrea Kessler-Prawer<br />
Alla Khvesko<br />
Kara and Eric Kischer-Baysinger<br />
Uwe and Andrea Klein<br />
Alexander Kolb<br />
Korean Community<br />
Petra and Kai Kottwitz (Class of 1988)<br />
Jack, Laura, Mallory and Emily Kriss<br />
Helga Kutzner<br />
Christina Lager<br />
Hendrik Langelüddecke and<br />
Heather Caswell<br />
Claudia Laux<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Sung Kyu Lee<br />
Cindy Lee and Bernd Wöhler<br />
Angela Lenk<br />
Margaret Logan<br />
Kenneth Macaulay<br />
Melissa Mackie<br />
Donna Marquardt<br />
Susan McEwen-Fial<br />
Michael McKay<br />
Todd and Christine Moore<br />
AWCT / BCWT Mother’s Corner<br />
Antje Munk<br />
Lionel Muñoz<br />
Fumiko Okinaka<br />
Justine Otte<br />
Won-Jun choi, gr 4<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Yevgenij Pak<br />
Madeline Patrick<br />
Alfred, Kate and Jonathan Pohl<br />
Peter, Linda, and Alexander Radl<br />
Christoph and Renana Radzyminski<br />
Lutz Raettig<br />
George Redlbacher and Jolie Gutentag<br />
Gretchen F. Ridgeway<br />
Frank and Renate Riemensperger<br />
Karen Rizzo<br />
Max and Iris Römer<br />
Andrea Rosinger<br />
Per Rudfelt<br />
Jichang Ryu<br />
Frederic Sax<br />
Wendy Sax<br />
Helge and Charlene Scheil<br />
Christine Seemann<br />
Sissi Sekros<br />
Tina Shealy and Manfred Balthasar<br />
Constantinos Siaflas<br />
Detlev Siebrecht<br />
Pete Sinclair<br />
Nicole Smith<br />
Stefan Sommer and<br />
Mabel Leong-Sommer<br />
Sang-Yoon Song<br />
Gunnar, Karin, Jan and Lina Miller<br />
William Starns<br />
Mary Kay Steen-Mueller<br />
Vera Thiers<br />
Karen Thomas<br />
Magnus and Heidi von Schlieffen<br />
Richard Warren<br />
Michele Weimar<br />
Richard Winn and Bonnie Folkestad<br />
Ragnhild-Margaret Wohlfahrt-Stoll<br />
Wohlfahrt-Stoll Family<br />
Rhiannon Wood<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Ulrich Worms<br />
Cheryl Zeigler<br />
Beate Zimpel<br />
Christian Zschocke<br />
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The figures in thousand Euro in this Annual Report represent the school’s financial status as of 30<br />
June 2011, in accordance with the audit conducted by BDO Deutsche Warentreuhand. Even amidst<br />
the worldwide financial downturn, the school maintained its strong financial position.<br />
revenueS<br />
Tuition<br />
Transportation<br />
Capital Assessment<br />
expendItureS<br />
aSSetS<br />
Other<br />
Salaries & Social Benefits<br />
Educational<br />
Utilities<br />
Administration<br />
Maintenance<br />
General<br />
Transportation<br />
Depreciation<br />
Interest on Mortgage<br />
0 22.5 45 67.5 90<br />
in %<br />
Chart 2<br />
0 20 40 60 80<br />
in %<br />
Current Assets<br />
Land<br />
Land Improvements<br />
Buildings/Construction in Progress<br />
Library Books<br />
Furniture and Equipment<br />
in Mio Euro<br />
0 12.5 25 37.5 50<br />
Revenues in % in T Euro<br />
Tuition<br />
85.27 30.691<br />
Transportation<br />
4.40 1.584<br />
Capital Assessment<br />
7.50 2.700<br />
Other<br />
2.83 1.019<br />
Total:<br />
100 35.994<br />
Expenditures in % in T Euro<br />
Salaries & Social Benefits 70.88 24.720<br />
Educational<br />
7.80 2.722<br />
Utilities<br />
1.57 548<br />
Administration<br />
0.94 329<br />
Maintenance<br />
1.32 459<br />
General<br />
4.38 1.527<br />
Transportation<br />
5.50 1.918<br />
Depreciation<br />
7.52 2.623<br />
Interest on Mortgage<br />
0.09 30<br />
Total:<br />
100 34.876<br />
Assets in Mio Euro<br />
Current Assets<br />
7.159<br />
Land<br />
4.884<br />
Land Improvements<br />
4.054<br />
Buildings/Construction in Progress 49.685<br />
Library Books<br />
0.590<br />
Furniture and Equipment<br />
4.956<br />
Total:<br />
71.328<br />
depreCIatIon/amortIzatIon 28.551<br />
Art Work:<br />
Grade 4 students of the school year 2011/2012<br />
Accreditation:<br />
Council of <strong>International</strong> <strong>School</strong>s<br />
New England Association of <strong>School</strong>s & Colleges<br />
Layout:<br />
Beate (BT) Zimpel<br />
<strong>Frankfurt</strong> <strong>International</strong> <strong>School</strong> e.V.<br />
An der Waldlust 15<br />
61440 Oberursel<br />
t: +49(0)6171-2024-0<br />
f: +49(0)6171-2024-384<br />
e: admissions@fis.edu<br />
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www.fis.edu<br />
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frAnKfurt internAtionAl school<br />
frAnKfurt internAtionAl school<br />
An der WAldust 15<br />
61440 oberursel<br />
germAny<br />
WWW.fis.edu
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