IB starts with the expectation that your child can learn and achieve at a high level. IB is based on a framework of proven, best practice teaching strategies that are designed to develop the "whole child" by addressing their academic, physical and social needs. As an IB learner, your child will develop attributes for success and happiness in life.

Your MYP Student

Designed for all students in grades 6 through 10, the IB Middle Years Program (MYP) offers a balanced approach to learning. Learn more:
Middle Years Program
MYP Areas of Interaction
MYP in the Classroom
MYP Personal Project
FAQs about IB and the MYP
Publications about various aspects of the MYP
Be added to the MYP distribution list to receive email notices updates
 

Your DP Student

When students elect to become an IB Diploma Program (DP) candidate during their junior and senior years, they are making a commitment to challenging coursework, 150 total hours of Community, Action, Service (CAS), and a depth of learning. Learn more:
Diploma Program
DP Curriculum
DP in the Classroom
Extended Essay
College Credit for IB Courses
Community, Action, Service (CAS)
FAQs about IB and the DP
IB Mythbuster (Student-produced document, 2007)
Publications about various aspects of the DP
Getting College Credit for eligible high school courses
Be added to the DP distribution list for East High or West High
 

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