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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I agree with the posters who have been confused about the mission of the CMI MS. I attended some of the MS briefing sessions as an CMI parent and Golnar talked about academic rigor and even said she was [b]considering establishing an IB program for the MS.[/b] [/quote] I would not place much faith in this. It's like saying I watched "The Martian" and now I'm considering studying Astrophysics and Botany. 1. IB Programs are incredibly expensive 2. They take at least 3 years for approval from the IB organization 3. That's once you get it implemented. Unless you have hired dedicated IB staff, you will need a few years for them to get up to speed 4. It is a school-wide effort which involves (expensive) specific training for all the teachers [b]5. It involves certification of a specific kind of curriculum, and any curricular changes have to be approved by the PCSB[/b] 6. It makes no sense (as in, it won't happen) for the MS portion of a PK-8 school to be approved as an IB school for the MYP portion if the ES portion isn't also approved as a PYP school. 7. Did I mention how expensive it is? I like CMI, but I could use some money, so I'd like to place a bet against this happening in 6 years. If ever.[/quote] That is not true. [/quote]
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