Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Career programs are normally for non-college bound kids
medical - assistants and orderlies
business - retail
etc

What an ill-informed post about the IB-CP

CTC provide options for students who may/may not go to college. It’s not meant to put any person in a box.

Exactly this. It's not a shameful thing, it's just a different route.

Anonymous wrote:How does the bus situation work. I read they change the route each year depending on participants. How do you handle pick up from the bus with 2 working parents?

My kids take the magnet bus to the location closest to our home and then take a county bus home. Unfortunately the county bus runs every 30 minutes and they tend to miss the county bus by just a few minutes. They could walk home since we live exactly a mile down the street and they have house keys, which they never had prior to this year.

How does the bus situation work. I read they change the route each year depending on participants. How do you handle pick up from the bus with 2 working parents?

Anonymous wrote:Career programs are normally for non-college bound kids
medical - assistants and orderlies
business - retail
etc

What an ill-informed post about the IB-CP

CTC provide options for students who may/may not go to college. It’s not meant to put any person in a box.

Anonymous wrote:Career programs are normally for non-college bound kids
medical - assistants and orderlies
business - retail
etc

This is not true. My two in the CP are both headed for college, are high honor roll kids, and challenged by the CP classes. Perhaps you are referring to non-IB programs.