Our Students:
- Graduate in two years
- Speak two languages at graduation
- Attend full time school
- Attend part-time school or home school group
- Select their favorite sport, music or art program
- Take classes online or In-person
Our Parents:
- Are involved in their children education
- Meet our teachers regularly
- Volunteer as desired
- Select their childrens life skill program
- Get daily updates
- Can visits the school anytime
- Are looking for new education options
Our 21st Century Curriculum
- Is a project based program
- No standarized testing
- Includes world class Singapore Math Program
- Singapore Science Program
- Spanish, French, German, Mandarin language program
What Is a 21st Century School?
Having been educated in the 20th century, I had to quickly adapt to becoming a 21st-century learner, student, and educator. The journey to establishing Frisco International School in Frisco, TX, has been a whirlwind, and my path to this point has been more prolonged compared to a present-day young 21st-century learner.
Drawing from my extensive real-world experience, astute observations, research, critical thinking, and collaborative efforts, it is evident to me that the students and learners of the 21st century are remarkably distinct and necessitate educators who can relate to them.
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What Are the Differences From Old-Style Learning & Today’s 21st Century Learning?
In exploring the disparities between traditional learning methods and contemporary 21st-century learning approaches, it is apparent that our present-day students are accustomed to instant gratification, growing up in an era where the push of a button can provide immediate results. This highlights the importance of adapting the delivery of knowledge to align with these expectations, a task made achievable through the utilization of technological advancements. As educators, understanding the rapid pace at which 21st-century students learn, our teaching methods must evolve to expedite the process of covering curriculum content and fostering learning outcomes.
Based on my robust experience and practical examples, I have observed that 21st-century students can fulfill the academic requirements needed for high school graduation in just two years. There are already innovative educators and schools implementing curricula that condense traditional subject learning into a two-hour daily timeframe, dedicating the remaining four hours to essential life skills education such as sports, music, arts, financial literacy, and other critical competencies often lacking among modern learners.
A combination of educational experience combined with the ability to foster a deeper understanding of modern learning. That is what makes Frisco International School so special. Call (469) 588-0539.