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German School Campus
Basic Information
Address: 1931 West Coast Hwy, Building C
Newport Beach, CA 92663
County: Orange County
School District: Newport Mesa
Phone Number: +1 (949) 285 - 0829
President: Ursula Schoeneich
Principal: Ursula Schoeneich
School Type: Language School and Exam Center
Additional Information
Accreditation: WASC, ZfA, PASCH Schule, ÖSD, Global Seal of Biliteracy, WDA, AATG, ACTFL, PAMLA, GLSC
Founded: June 2015
Organization Affiliation: WASC, ZfA, PASCH Schule, ÖSD, Global Seal of Biliteracy, WDA, AATG, ACTFL, PAMLA, GLSC
Ages/Grades: 4 to 18 and adults
School Setting:
German School Campus offers a variety of educational settings designed to support German language learning and cultural immersion for kindergarten through 12th-grade students. Here are the key features:
1. Small Class Sizes: This allows for personalized attention and a more engaging learning environment.
2. Accredited Examination Center: The school is an accredited center for German language examinations, ensuring that students can earn recognized certifications.
3. Language Programs: The curriculum includes diverse German language programs tailored to different age groups and proficiency levels.
4. Cultural Immersion: Students are exposed to German culture, traditions, and history, enhancing their understanding and appreciation of the language.
School Schedule: Monday through Thursday 10 am til 7 pm
School days in Calendar Year: 144
School Holidays: Thanksgiving, Christams, New Year, Spring Break, Easter
Community:
1. Cultural Events and Festivals Organize events celebrating German holidays and traditions, such as Oktoberfest, St. Martin’s Day, Christmas markets, Karneval, Easter Eggstravaganza, Mai Festival, 2. Language Clubs and Workshops Create German language clubs for different age groups and proficiency levels. Offer workshops on German cuisine, arts and crafts, and traditional music. 3. Exchange Programs Partner with schools in Germany for student exchange programs, providing immersive language and cultural experiences. 4. After-School Activities Offer extracurricular activities such as soccer, theater, and chess, conducted in German to reinforce language skills. 5. Community Service Projects Engage students in community service projects that benefit local communities and provide real-world application of their language skills. 6. Alumni Network Develop an alumni network to keep former students connected and involved with the school community. 7. German Film and Book Clubs Host regular film screenings and book club meetings featuring German literature and cinema. 8. Tutoring and Mentorship Programs Establish peer tutoring and mentorship programs where older students or alumni can support younger students in their language learning journey. 9. Social Media and Online Platforms Create a dedicated social media presence and online forums where students, parents, and staff can share experiences, resources, and announcements. 10. Workshops for Parents
School Size: 125 Students
Classroom Size: 8 Students
Student/Teacher Ratio: 8 : 1
Tuition:
K-6 grade $1950 per school year 7-12th grade $2050 per school year
Financial Aid:
Donation
Departments:
1. Academic Department
German Language Programs: Manages curriculum and instruction for all German language courses.
Arts and Music: Provides art, music, and drama classes, integrating German culture and traditions.
Physical Education: Conducts sports and physical education classes, promoting fitness and teamwork.
2. Student Support Services
Counseling and Guidance: Offers academic advising, career counseling, and personal support.
3. Admissions and Enrollment
Recruitment: Handles student recruitment, outreach, and marketing.
Enrollment: Manages the application and enrollment process.
4. Administration
School Leadership: Includes the principal, vice-principal, and administrative staff.
Finance and Operations: Manages budgeting, financial planning, and day-to-day operations.
Human Resources: Handles staff recruitment, training, and development.
5. Technology and Innovation
IT Support: Provides technical support for students and staff.
Educational Technology: Implements and maintains educational software and online learning platforms.
6. Community Engagement
Facilitates communication and collaboration between parents and teachers.
Alumni Relations: Maintains connections with alumni and organizes alumni events.
Partnerships and Outreach: Develop partnerships with local businesses, cultural organizations, and other schools.
7. Facilities and Maintenance
Campus Maintenance: Ensures the upkeep and safety of school facilities.
Curriculum:
German School Campus Curriculum Overview based on Common European Framework (CEFR)
1. Language Programs
German Language Courses: A1 to C1 Beginner to advanced levels for all grades.
Enhances bilingual proficiency.
2. STEM Education
Science: Integrated science curriculum including biology, chemistry, and physics.
Mathematics: Comprehensive math instruction from basic arithmetic to advanced calculus.
3. Humanities and Social Sciences
History and Geography: Focus on German, European, and world history.
Social Studies: Civic education and cultural studies.
4. Arts and Music
Visual Arts: Drawing, painting, and crafts with a cultural perspective.
Music: Instrumental and vocal training, including traditional German music, performance.
5. Physical Education
Sports and Fitness: Regular physical education classes promoting health and teamwork.
6. Extracurricular Activities
Clubs and Societies: Language clubs, cultural groups, and hobby clubs.
7. Special Programs
Exchange Programs: Opportunities for student exchanges with schools in Germany.
Cultural Immersion: Events and activities celebrating German traditions and holidays.
Percentage of Graduating Class: 95%
Support Services:
1. Counseling and Guidance
Academic Advising: Guidance on course selection, academic planning, and college preparation.
Career Counseling: Support in exploring career options and vocational guidance.
Personal Support: Help with personal and social issues affecting students' well-being.
2. Special Education
Resource Support: Additional help in specific subjects or skills.
Inclusion Programs: Ensuring all students can participate fully in school life.
3. Tutoring and Mentorship
Peer Tutoring: Older students or alumni providing academic support to younger students.
Mentorship Programs: Guidance and support from experienced mentors.
4. Health and Wellness
On-site healthcare services and emergency care.
Health Education: Programs on nutrition, hygiene, and general health.
5. Language Support
ESL Programs: English as a Second Language support for non-native speakers.
6. Technology Support
IT Support: Assistance with technical issues and digital learning tools.
Educational Technology: Training and resources for using educational software and online platforms.
7. Parental Involvement
Facilitating parent involvement in school activities and decision-making.
Workshops for Parents: Helping parents support their children's education and development.
8. Community Engagement
Volunteer Opportunities: Encouraging students to participate in community service.
Partnerships and Outreach: Collaborating with local organizations and businesses.
Camp Programs: Yes
Summer School: Yes
After School Programs: Yes
Computer Capabilities:
1. Classroom Technology
Smartboards for interactive lessons and presentations.
Classroom Computers/Tablets, Projection Systems: For multimedia presentations and video lessons.
2. Personal Devices
Bring Your Device (BYOD) Policy: Allows students to use personal laptops or tablets for educational purposes.
3. Wi-Fi and Network Infrastructure
High-Speed Wi-Fi: Accessible throughout the campus for students and staff.
Secure Network: Ensuring safe and filtered internet access.
4. Educational Platforms and Tools
Learning Management System (LMS): Platforms Google Classroom for assignments, resources, and communication.
Virtual Classrooms: Tools for online learning and remote instruction with Google Meet.
Collaboration Tools: Google Workspace for document sharing and group projects.
5. Library and Research Resources
Digital Library Access: Online databases and e-books for research and study.
6. Technical Support
IT Help Desk: On-site technical support for students and staff.
Maintenance Services: Regular maintenance and updates of all hardware and software.
7. Specialized Labs
STEM: Equipped with computers for programming, robotics, and other STEM activities.
8. Cybersecurity and Online Safety
Cybersecurity Measures: Ensuring data protection and online safety for all users.
Online Safety Education: Programs and resources to teach students about responsible and safe internet use.
9. Accessibility
Training and Support: Resources to help students and staff effectively use technology.
School Championships:
At German School Campus, we take pride in our students' active participation in prestigious academic competitions and scholarships. Our talented debaters showcase their skills in "Jugend debattiert," a highly regarded debating championship that sharpens their argumentative prowess. Additionally, our students excel in the "Goethe Olympia," demonstrating their deep understanding and appreciation of German culture and language. The AATG (American Association of Teachers of German) scholarship recognizes and supports our students' dedication to their German studies, offering them opportunities for further enrichment. Furthermore, our avid readers compete in the GLSC (German Language School Conference) reading contest, highlighting their literary talents and fostering a love for German literature. These achievements not only reflect our commitment to academic excellence but also the exceptional abilities of our students.
School Clubs:
Our talented debaters on B1 level showcase their skills in "Jugend debattiert," a highly regarded debating championship that sharpens their argumentative prowess.
Notable Graduates/Alumni:
Recipients Global Seal of Biliteracy
Lucas Ruebsamen
Shayan Youssef
Karl Gough Eschrich
Ryan Raisrohani
Nina Kohlmann
Karl Gough Eschrich
Outstanding High School Senior Award
Ryan Raisrohani
Outstanding High School Senior Award
Lucas Ruebsamen
Outstanding High School Senior Award
Hunter Ruebsamen
received the Outstanding High School Senior Award 2021
won the environmental video competition from ZfA
Omeed Abedi
received the Outstanding High School Senior Award in 2020
Marwan Youssef
received the Outstanding High School Senior Award in 2018
2017 C1 Goethe Zertifikate
Alexander Morgenstern
Marwan Youssef
Notable graduates are Members of the Delta Epsilon Phi National Honor Society for High School Students of German our Kapital California Delta Eta.
Parking Spaces/Availability:
40
Uniform Guidelines:
normal dress code
Admissions Deadline: no admission deadline
Mission Statement:
Explore Our Mission to Foster Language Excellence at German School Campus!
As a leading bilingual language school, the German School Campus is dedicated to fostering global awareness in our students, preparing them for successful careers, and promoting an appreciation for cultural diversity. We welcome students at all levels, from beginners to advanced learners, who seek to master or enhance their German language skills.
We take pride in providing exceptional German as a Second Language (DaF – Deutsch als Fremdsprache) instruction. Our comprehensive curriculum encompasses an immersive orientation in German cultures, ensuring a well-rounded learning experience through intensive, activity-based, and structured programs.
Our mission at the German School Campus is to establish and maintain the highest standards in language education while embracing a multicultural learning environment. We believe that a bilingual education not only prepares our students for global opportunities but also cultivates empathy, understanding, and respect for diverse cultures.
Our experienced and passionate educators are dedicated to each student’s linguistic and cultural development, ensuring that they become proficient and confident speakers in German. Through our commitment to excellence, we aim to provide our students with the linguistic and intercultural skills they need to thrive in an increasingly interconnected world.
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
At the German School Campus, we believe in nurturing a holistic and inclusive educational environment that fosters intellectual curiosity, cultural appreciation, and personal growth. Our philosophy is rooted in the following core principles:
1. Excellence in Education
We are committed to providing a rigorous and dynamic curriculum that challenges our students to achieve their highest potential. Our small class sizes and personalized instruction ensure that each student receives the support and attention necessary for academic success.
2. Bilingual Proficiency
We strive to cultivate bilingualism, recognizing the cognitive, cultural, and practical benefits of mastering both German and English. Our comprehensive language programs are designed to develop fluency, enhance communication skills, and open doors to global opportunities.
3. Cultural Immersion
We believe that cultural understanding and appreciation are essential components of a well-rounded education. Through our curriculum and extracurricular activities, we immerse students in German traditions, values, and history, fostering a deep connection to their heritage and a broader global perspective.
4. Character Development
We are dedicated to nurturing responsible, compassionate, and ethical individuals. Our educational approach emphasizes the development of character traits such as integrity, respect, empathy, and resilience, preparing our students to contribute positively to society.
5. Community Engagement
We value the importance of a strong, supportive community and encourage active participation from students, parents, and staff. Our collaborative efforts create a nurturing environment where everyone feels valued and connected.
6. Innovation and Creativity
We believe in fostering creativity and critical thinking, encouraging students to explore new ideas and innovative solutions. Our programs are designed to inspire curiosity, problem-solving, and a love for lifelong learning.
7. Global Citizenship
We aim to prepare our students to be informed and engaged global citizens. By promoting cultural awareness, social responsibility, and environmental stewardship, we equip them to navigate and positively impact an interconnected world.
At the German School Campus, our commitment to these principles ensures that our students receive an education that is not only academically rigorous but also deeply enriching and transformative. We believe in empowering our students to become confident, knowledgeable, and compassionate individuals ready to embrace the challenges and opportunities of the future.
School History:
German School Campus was established with the vision of providing a premier German-language education in the United States. Founded in June 2015 by Ursula Schoeneich, a dedicated educator and community leader passionate about fostering bilingualism and cultural appreciation.
The school has grown to become a recognized institution for excellence in German education. From its humble beginnings, the school has expanded its programs and facilities to accommodate a diverse student body from kindergarten through 12th grade and adults.
Over the years, the German School Campus has maintained a strong commitment to academic rigor, cultural immersion, and character development, becoming an accredited examination center and earning accolades for its outstanding language programs.
The school's history is marked by continuous innovation and a steadfast dedication to preparing students for global citizenship while nurturing a deep connection to their German heritage. Through the support of its vibrant community, the German School Campus continues to thrive, inspiring generations of students to achieve their full potential.
Programs and Services:
German School Campus offers a comprehensive array of programs and services designed to foster academic excellence and cultural enrichment.
The school provides a robust curriculum that includes German language programs for all proficiency levels, STEM education, humanities, arts, and physical education. Beyond the classroom, students benefit from a variety of extracurricular activities, including debate clubs, sports teams, and cultural events that enhance their learning experience.
The school also offers specialized support services, such as academic counseling, special education resources, and language proficiency assistance, ensuring that every student receives personalized support. With a commitment to community engagement, the German School Campus organizes cultural festivals, exchange programs, and parent workshops to build a supportive and inclusive environment.
Additionally, the school’s advanced technology infrastructure, including interactive classrooms and digital learning tools, prepares students for success in a rapidly evolving world.
Social Media:
Facebook: A page for updates, events, and community engagement.
https://www.facebook.com/GERMANSCHOOLcampus
Twitter: For real-time updates and news.
https://x.com/GermanSchoolCA
Instagram: To share photos and highlights from school events and daily activities.
https://www.instagram.com/germanschoolcampus/
LinkedIn: For professional networking and updates related to staff and academic achievements.
https://www.linkedin.com/company/germanschoolcampus
YouTube: For video content, including school events, educational materials, and student projects.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNfF_RAGj74noBbCAN8PA-Q
Notes/School Information:
German School Campus is dedicated to providing a rich and supportive educational environment for students from kindergarten through 12th grade. The school offers a diverse range of academic programs, including German language instruction, STEM subjects, humanities, arts, and physical education, all designed to cater to varying levels of proficiency and interest. In addition to a rigorous curriculum, the school emphasizes cultural immersion through events and activities that celebrate German traditions and heritage.
To support student success, the German School Campus provides a variety of services, including academic counseling, special education resources, and language support. With a focus on fostering both academic excellence and personal growth, the school maintains a strong commitment to creating an inclusive and engaging learning environment.
For the latest updates, event information, and school news, the community is encouraged to connect with the school through its official social media channels and website.