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Diploma Program A challenging curriculum for the 21 st Century Curriculum that is created distributed and evaluated throughout the world at a rigorous collegelevel standard Completing all of the requirements results in an additional to regular high school international diploma ID: 577428

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Highland High International BaccalaureateDiploma Program

A challenging curriculum for the 21st CenturySlide2

Curriculum that is created, distributed, and evaluated throughout the world at a rigorous college-level standard.Completing all of the requirements results in an additional (to regular high school) international diploma.

What is IB?Slide3

IB Requirements: The hexagon

Added

German as of 2013-2014

Added

Theater as of 2013-2014

Added Mathematics 2013-2014Slide4

3 Higher Level Courses (2 years of study – 11th & 12th grades)

3 Standard Level Courses (generally 1 year of study plus prior experience, such as World Languages or Mathematics)Theory of Knowledge Course (TOK)Creativity Action and Service (CAS)Extended Essay

IB Rigor:Slide5

Rigorous Honors Coursework in 9th and 10th grades

AP Classes as preparationSome AP Classes in Combination with IB ClassesIB Classes in 11th

and 12

th

grades

Curriculum DeliverySlide6

Counselor: Cheryl BensonCAS Chair: Chris JensenCoordinator: Katie

Eskelson-IeremiaTeachers:Group 1 (English): Brandon Winn & Ted SiererGroup 2 (Second Language): Cathy Davis & Carolyn Ebert & Bob Hardy

Group 3 (

Ind

&

Soc

): Kyle Bracken

Group 4 (Sciences): Monica French, Doug Jorgensen & Erica

VermaasGroup 5 (Math): Bruce Grable & Rebekah EvansGroup 6 (Arts): Pat

Eddington, Erin Patrick, Angela Pontious & Chad TaylorTOK: Ted Sierer

Highland’s IB StaffSlide7

Learning how to learnLearning to ask questions and find answersPersonal ideas about knowledge is emphasized Learning as if you were a scholar in that field of study

College preparation – increased successCollege acceptance rates increaseCollege CreditIB BenefitsSlide8

All students who are committed to learning and are motivated to take challenging courses throughout high school.Applications are available through the office and on the website. There is no exam to become an IB student.

Who should choose IB?

How do I choose IB?Slide9

IB College Credit Examples

IB students can also take AP exams for additional credits

IB Exam

Score

BYU Course Fulfilled

Credit Hours

BYU Core

Req

Fulfilled

English HL

5,6,7

6

Letters

French SL

5,6,7

Fren

101, 102

7

Biology

HL

5,6,7

Biol

100

3

Bio Sci Prip & ReaMath SL5,6,7Math 970

University of California IB Policy

“Students

who complete the IB diploma with a score of 30 or above will receive 30 quarter (20 semester) units toward their UC degree.

Designated

examinations may be considered equivalent to UC freshman-level courses in the subject and may be used to satisfy general education or breadth

requirements.

The

units granted for IB exams are not counted toward the maximum number of credits required for declaration of a major or the maximum number of units a student may accumulate prior to graduation. Students who enter the UC with IB credit do not have to declare a major earlier than other students, nor are they required to graduate earlier

.”

http://admission.universityofcalifornia.edu/counselors/ib-credits/index.htmlSlide10

Class of 2013 – 13Class of 2014 (current

seniors)– 18Class of 2015 (current juniors)– 36Class of 2016 (current

sophs

)–

38

Class of 2017 (current

freshmen

)-

49Highland IB Class SizesSlide11

Diploma Total ScoreHighland average = 29.5 Required by IB = 24

12 points in HL subjectsHighland IB Scores