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[quote=Anonymous]It's a little complicated, OP. If you are in-bounds for the DCC or attended MS in the DCC, you can apply to the Communication Arts Program at Blair. If you are IB for Clarksburg, Damascus, Gaithersburg, Magruder, Northwest, Poolesville, Quince Orchard, Seneca Valley, or Watkins Mill, you can apply to the Poolesville Humanities program. Both of these programs emphasize cross-disciplinary approaches. I can only speak to CAP, but the CAP-specific classes are cohorted. That means US History, English, Drama, and Photography/Screenwriting in 9th grade, and then AP Government, English, Film, and Journalism in 10th grade are just with the child's CAP cohort. Alternatively, RMIB and the regional IB magnets are not specifically Humanities programs, but they do provide cohorted classes in the underclassmen years and take a well-rounded approach that emphasizes critical thinking, comparative approaches, etc. [/quote]
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