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Pulaski International School of Chicago maintains an active school community with monthly Local School Council (LSC) meetings open to the public. The LSC is an elected body whose responsibilities include selecting the principal, renewing the principal's contract, approving the CIWP, and approving the school budget. The school lists several parent groups, including the Bilingual Advisory Committee, Gifted Program Parent Committee, and Friends of Pulaski, plus GoCPS and High School Planning resources. Upcoming events include the Spring Book Fair and other community activities.
Local School Council (LSC) leads parent involvement at Pulaski International School of Chicago. The LSC is an elected body whose responsibilities include selecting the principal, renewing the principal's contract, approving the CIWP, and approving the school's budget. LSC meetings are held monthly and open to the public. The school lists parent groups including the Bilingual Advisory Committee, Gifted Program Parent Committee, Friends of Pulaski, and GoCPS and High School Planning resources.
Pulaski International School of Chicago is a public International Baccalaureate World School within Chicago Public Schools, serving students ages 4 to 14. It offers the IB Primary Years Programme (PYP) and IB Middle Years Programme (MYP) with English as the language of instruction. The curriculum includes Math, Performing Arts, Physical and Health Education, MYP Design, and Spanish Language Acquisition, delivered through project-based instruction, differentiated teaching, with biliteracy and cross-cultural understanding. Language teachers provide weekly updates to families. A distinctive feature is the Regional Gifted Center for English Language Learners, with Spanish as the primary language and English language support, delivering accelerated reading and math while aligning with the IB framework for all students. The Biliteracy Seal is supported through an associated exam. The arts program covers Art, Music, and Design, and field trips extend learning across disciplines. The school emphasizes social-emotional learning within a bilingual, cross-cultural environment.
