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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]But I am showing you proof that RMHS was in violation of the requirements. The requirements are plainly stated, and reserving the diploma program for only magnet students would be in violation of them.

[b]Is your quibble that I don't have an official audit statement from IB? Why is that needed when the requirements are clear for everyone to see directly for themselves?[[/b]/quote]

Yes, indeed. I am asking you to show me the proof. Show me the IBO report that says"IBO office found RMHS was in violation of the requirements". I want to see THEIR WORDS, not interested in  your "it must be" interpretation. 
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I am not the PP who has responded to you, but I also know what you are mentioning is not a requirement, but a guideline. I believe you work for the school and mouthing the recent lines from the school or a RM-cluster parent who wants enjoy the accountability free benefit.

Either way, I know that RM was not in violation. I will point you two IBO documents which refutes your claim.

http://www.ibo.org/globalassets/publications/become-an-ib-school/rules-for-ib-world-schools-dp-en.pdf

[quote]5.7 It is the practice of the IB Organization to make its assessment available [b]to all candidates from IB World Schools who have fulfilled the school’s[/b] and the IB Organization’s academic [b]requirements[/b] and paid the required fees to register for an IB examination session. No candidate will be excluded by the IB Organization on the grounds of race, nationality or national origin, ethnicity, culture, gender, age, sexual orientation, religious affiliation, political beliefs, disability or any other personal characteristic as prohibited by law. Schools must implement their duties under these rules in a manner that enables this practice to be upheld.[/quote]

School this means that school can have its own academic requirements and hence has the authority to verify the candidates meet the requirements.

The second reference is http://www.ibo.org/globalassets/digital-tookit/brochures/parent-pack-faqs-about-the-dp.pdf

[quote][b]Are IB programmes considered “gifted” programmes?

The IB does not control how schools designate their Diploma Programme. In some instances, schools choose to designate the programme as selective enrolment via application or as a magnet programme. In other cases, the programme is open to any student.[/b] [/quote]

That's right, the school can decide whether it is open to any student or it is a magnet program. So, stop pushing your theory that RM has to be open enrollment program for all RM students.[/quote]

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