IS DCI dropping IB

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:There are some teachers and parents spreading rumors and creating chaos for the purpose of getting the ED to step down. Apparently harassing and making false claims are fun for them.

The claims are true. The problems are huge. You're either completely out of the loop, or you're someone protecting bad decisions that have already been made that are hurting the school.

I’d like some concrete examples or else I discount these claims to zero, you sound like a lunatic.

I'm not the PP you're replying to, but if you're not a DCI family, who really cares whether you believe it or not? The only people who need to have those specifics are those with a clear stake in DCI and DCi's success (families, staff, leadership and the Board). Hopefully they're getting all the info they need.

We are. The examples of what the ED has done are horrific.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:What are DCI's IB scores! That would tell me if my kid should stick with AP or do the IB diploma.

Someone posted the annual report in this thread. From the report,

To earn the diploma, students must earn a minimum of 24 points from their IB exams and assessments in 6 DP subjects.
● 87 students pursued the IB Diploma Program and sat for exams in May 2025
● Of those, 35 students or 40% were awarded the IB Diploma
● 10 students received the IB Bilingual Diploma as a result of their advanced coursework
in DP Spanish A: Language & Literature

That's either not complete info or those 10 students weren't only Spanish, because we know 2 students who got the IB Bilingual Diploma whose language was Mandarin.