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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]At the info night, it was explained that this is the last year for RMIB to be open to the entire county. As of next year, you will apply to JFK for IB as the regional, application based IB. You won’t be able to apply for RMIB outside of that region. It’s changing. This is the first year that JFK had a competitive IB program that is application based, and the district is planning on making it more and more competitive as RMIB no longer is an option for many as of 2020-2021. So the 2011 and onward IB that JFK had was something different. This is year one of the new plan and more competitive programming.[/quote] RMIB currently has no region since it is open to the whole county...so it would be for RM only?[/quote] NP: I can't remember if I heard it at a board meeting last year or read it. RM will become a regional center. MCPS wasn't clear what the proposed boundaries/ feeder schools will be. [/quote] It would have to be regional, unless they plan on opening another IB regional north/west county. Springbrook and Kennedy are east county, and WM is further up north. [/quote] So they will re distribute the school's after 1 year. Seems unlikely.[/quote]
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