Christian International School of Prague

American

AP and PSAT

Our students in grades 3-12 are given the NWEA MAP assessment each fall and spring. High school students take the College Board PSAT and SAT. Upperclassmen may take AP classes and the AP exams.

Our students perform above the average in these exams.

Czech courses are offered for both elementary and secondary students, at many levels from beginner through native speaker. Other languages such as German are offered as electives for secondary students, according to staffing and student interest. Students are also allowed to take language classes from other sources for credit at CISP.

Educational Therapy is provided through our Discovery program. Students have two or three one-on-one sessions per week with an educational therapist. Additionally, they are supported in their academic classes with accommodations and modifications as needed. Tutoring can also be arranged through the tutoring center (as staff allows) for specific classes and for organizational skills.

This this time, our school only supports students with English language learning needs, through our ELL teachers and classes.

Yes, we have an extensive English Language Learning (ELL) program that is available for both elementary and secondary levels. Students in the program receive individual or group instruction in speaking, reading, and writing. They also remain integrated in their grade level classroom .

8:15 – Elementary and middle school students finish at 14:50. High school ends at 15:40. On Wednesdays, the school day ends at 14:10.

A cafeteria in the building provides hot meals in the Czech style. Students also have the option of bringing their own lunches.

Students may bring their own lunch or purchase from several vendors that we order from.