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Sophomore Information NightJanuary 3, 2019 6:30 p.m.

Tonight’s Agenda

● Welcome & Principal’s Message - Mr. Timothy Rymer

● Sophomore Year & Scheduling Update - Mr. Matt Ferreri

● International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme - Ms. Debbie Gonzalez

● International Baccalaureate Career-Related Programme - Mrs. Erin Feltmann

● Q & A with WMC IB Diploma & Career-Related Programme Students

Academic Planning at WMC

Sophomore Year- What to Know?

● Keep performing well in school

● Sophomore Conferences- January & February○ Scheduling To IB or not IB?○ Standardized Testing Timeline○ College Visitation Discussion○ Financial Aid Information

● Career Fair- April 17

Sophomore Standardized Testing

Scheduling: What Do We Need to Know?

Graduation Requirements:

English 3World History

ScienceWorld Language

MathPhysical Education

21st Century CareerVisual/Performing Arts

Financial Literacy 97%

Why such an emphasis on scheduling?

Diploma and Career-Related Programme Enrollments

Class of 2016

Class of 2017

Class of 2018

Class of 2019(Seniors)

Class of 2020(Juniors)

52 53 57 73 74

34 59 60 56 63

Total(% of class)

86(27%)

112(33%)

117(38%)

129 (41%)

137(42%)

Source: IBDP Graduate Destinations Survey 2011/12 conducted by i-graduate International InsightStrictly copyright © IGI Services 2011

University or CollegeIB students

acceptance rateTotal population acceptance rate

IB students vs total population

Cornell University 31% 18% +13%Duke University 28% 16% +12%

University of Pennsylvania 24% 14% +10%Yale University 18% 7% +11%

University of Central Florida 90% 47% +43%Boston University 70% 58% +12%

University of California - Los Angeles 48% 23% +25%University of Virginia 64% 32% +32%

UNC Chapel Hill 63% 32% +31%Princeton University 16% 8% +8%

IB ACCEPTANCE RATES AT TOP COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES

10

University or collegeIB students

acceptance rateTotal population acceptance rate

IB students vs total population

University of Florida 82% 42% +40%Florida State University 92% 60% +32%

Brown University 18% 9% +9%Stanford University 15% 7% +8%Columbia University 13% 9% +4%

University of California - Berkeley 58% 26% +32%Harvard University 10% 7% +3%

New York University 57% 30% +27%University of Michigan - Ann Arbor 71% 51% +20%

University of Miami 72% 30% +42%

Source: IBDP Graduate Destinations Survey 2011/12 conducted by i-graduate International InsightStrictly copyright © IGI Services 2011

IB Acceptance Rates at Top Colleges & Universities (cont…)

IB Diploma Students Accepted at these Barron’s Most Competitive Colleges/Universities (2016-2018)

Boston CollegeBucknell UniversityCalifornia Institute of TechnologyCal- BerkeleyCarnegie Mellon UniversityColgate UniversityCollege of the Holy CrossCollege of William and MaryEmory UniversityFranklin & Marshall CollegeGeorge Washington UniversityJohns Hopkins University

Lehigh UniversityMITNew York UniversityNortheastern UniversityPrinceton UniversityRensselaer PolytechTulaneUCLAUNC- Chapel HillUnited State Naval AcademyUniversity of MiamiUniversity of Notre Dame

University of PennsylvaniaUniversity of RichmondUniversity of RochesterUniversity of Southern CaliforniaUniversity of VirginiaVanderbilt UniversityVillanova UniversityWake Forest UniversityWashington and Lee UniversityWest PointWilliams College

IB Diploma Students at Barron’s Highly Competitive Colleges/Universities (2016-2018)

American UniversityBabson CollegeBaylor UniversityBeloit CollegeBinghamton UniversityBoston UniversityBrandeis UniversityCal- DavisCentre CollegeClark UniversityClemson UniversityColorado School of MinesDenison UniversityDickinson CollegeDrexel UniversityElon University

Emerson CollegeFlorida State UniversityFordham UniversityGettysburg CollegeGrove City CollegeIndiana UniversityIthaca CollegeLafayette CollegeLawrence UniversityMiami UniversityMuhlenberg CollegeProvidence CollegePurdue UniversitySkidmore CollegeSt. Lawrence UniversityStony Brook University

SUNY College at GeneseoSyracuse UniversityThe College of New JerseyUConnUniversity of FloridaUniversity of IllinoisUniversity of Maryland, College ParkUniversity of MichiganUniversity of PittsburghUniversity of Wisconsin, MadisonVirginia TechWheaton CollegeWorcester Polytechnic InstituteUniversity of Tulsa

IBCP Students Accepted at These Barron’s Most Competitive Colleges/Universities (2016 - 2018)

Bucknell UniversityCase Western Reserve UniversityCollege of Mount Saint VincentCollege of William and MaryCornell UniversityFranklin & Marshall CollegeGeorgia Institute of TechnologyHamilton College- NYLehigh UniversityNew York UniversityNortheastern UniversityRensselaer Polytechnic Institute

The George Washington UniversityTulane UniversityUnion CollegeUniversity of MiamiUniversity of PennsylvaniaUniversity of RichmondUniversity of RochesterUniversity of VirginiaVanderbilt UniversityVillanova UniversityWashington and Lee UniversityWesleyan University

IBCP Students at These Barron’s Highly Competitive Colleges/Universities (2016-2018)

Allegheny CollegeAmerican UniversityBaylor UniversityBentley UniversityBinghamton UniversityBoston UniversityCity College of New YorkClarkson UniversityClemson UniversityDickinson CollegeDrexel UniversityElon University

Florida State UniversityFordham UniversityFurman UniversityGettysburg CollegeIndiana UniversityIthaca CollegeLafayette CollegeMiami UniversityMuhlenberg CollegeNorth Carolina State UniversityProvidence CollegePurdue University

Stevens Institute of TechnologyStony Brook UniversitySyracuse UniversityThe College of New JerseyUniversity of ConnecticutUniversity of FloridaUniversity of Maryland- College ParkUniversity of PittsburghUniversity of Wisconsin- MadisonVirginia TechWorcester Polytechnic Institute

“We definitely take note of the IB Diploma in the admissions process at Michigan! Feel free to quote me on that!”

-Joseph Gore, Admissions Counselor

“Send us prepared students a la IB. . . It is the ‘best’ high school prep curriculum an American school can offer.”

-Marilee Jones, Former Director of Undergraduate Admission

“. . . IB students who attended that university (Virginia Tech) as freshmen significantly outperformed all other freshmen, including students who had taken Advanced Placement courses.”

-Dr. Eugene Carson

“IB students earned higher GPAs and

graduated at higher rates than a matched comparison group.”

-2010 Study of University of California IB Graduates

IB Diploma Academic Core

● 6 areas of assessment ● 3 of which are Higher Level only assessed

Senior year● 3 of which are Standard Level which may be

one or two years● MAX OF 4 HL WITH 2 SL

Core of IB Diploma

● Extended Essay: 4,000 word research paper in an area of study taken by the student: done over 18 months.

● CAS: 150 creative, action, service hours

● Theory of Knowledge: critical thinking class focused on ways and areas of knowledge

Who Can Do IB?

● Eligibility

● All students may begin this program if they meet grade 9 and 10 general prerequisites

Areas of Study● 1. English● 2. Modern Languages● 3. History and Social Sciences● 4. Science● 5. Mathematics● 6. IB Elective

Core Elements of the IB Diploma Programme

Electives offered for IB students

● Second Science or Language

● Economics ● Psychology● Business Management● Computer Science●Design Technology

●Music History●Theater Arts●Visual Arts●Dance●Film

Why take IB?● Confidence● Time management● A different way of thinking● Adds depth to presentation in interviews● Learning to think like a writer, philosopher,

scientist, psychologist, economist, musicologist, business analyst --

To Be A SCHOLAR

How to do IB?● Play to your strengths. ● If you are a strong Humanities student, HL English, HL

Spanish, HL European History may be the way to go. Then your SLs may be Math, Science, and Art.

● If you are a strong Math/Science student, HL Math, HL Physics, HL Bio may be the way to go, with SL English, Spanish, and a second Science.

● There is no wrong way, only the way that works for you!

Sample Student Schedules

Student A Student B Student C

Group 1 HL English Literature HL English Literature SL English Literature

Group 2 HL Spanish SL French SL Mandarin

Group 3 HL European History HL Psychology SL Business and Management

Group 4 SL Environmental Science

HL Biology HL Physics

Group 5 SL Math Applications SL Math Analysis HL Math Analysis

Group 6 HL Visual Art SL Design Technology HL Computer Science

Physical Education Physical Education Physical Education

IRT or Elective IRT or Elective IRT or Elective

Math Curriculum Night- Wednesday, January 9th at 6:30 p.m.

What Do Colleges Think?●Ibo.org look under Recognition of IB Diploma●Brown University was one of the first colleges to accord credit for IB work. Brown recognizes that the IB represents achievement beyond most standard high school programs advanced placement and standing is therefore regularly granted. Three higher level courses can be assigned six course credits at Brown. With departmental approval, a standard level course with a superior mark may be counted for one credit. Accreditation falls within the providence of the Dean of the College. ●The College of William and Mary accepts test scores on Advanced Placement and International Baccalaureate examinations for credit from incoming students. Typically, a score of 5 on an AP exam or a score of 5, 6, or 7 on a Higher Level IB exam will earn a student credit

What Do Other Colleges Think?●

●The State University at New Paltz gives a full 30 credits for the IB Diploma where it is awarded.If only certain classes are completed we give credits for IB grades 5, 6 and 7.

●JMU recognizes the International Baccalaureate diploma and individual IB courses by awarding credit on IB Higher Level examinations. Typically, credit hours will be awarded for each Higher Level examination on which a score of five, six or seven has been earned... .

Cost

● All students may take classes at the IB level. ● In order to assess and have Internal

Assessments and Examinations scored, there is a cost of $123 per area.

● The total cost of the IBDP is about $915 to be paid over the two years. The registration of $179 covers both years.

● Payment plans are available.

The International Baccalaureate Career-Related Program (IBCP)

Goals of the IBCP

● Meaningful learning experiences. ● Explore a career-related field of interest.● Add value to their community through service learning.● Expand their worldview to include cultural and ethical

considerations. ● Foster a stronger sense of self and resilience as they prepare for

their next phase of life.

“I am able to ask BIGGER QUESTIONS of the world.”~IBCP student, Class of 2016

The IBCP Student

● The IBCP is for EVERYONE!● All academic levels are represented in the program.● Students should be motivated to take an active role

in their learning experience.

IBCP Program Requirements: Coursework

● Career Pathway Coursework: 3 Pathway courses○ Minimum of one during 11th grade, one during 12th grade○ One IB course from the Pathway

● 2 IB assessments○ One must be a 2-year sequence.

● Personal and Professional Skills● World Language during 11th grade.

IBCP Career Pathways

BusinessLife and Health Sciences

S.T.E.MFine Arts

Political Science and Law (NEW!)

Business Pathway3 courses total, One must be IB

Business and Management

SL or HL

Economics SLAccounting Marketing and

Advertising

Entrepreneurship: Business

Development

Entrepreneurship: Business Opportunity

Digital Art and Design

Semester Courses Full Year Courses IB Course Choices

Economics Advanced

Public Speaking

Statistics AP or Probability and

Statistics

Calculus Applications

(SL/HL)

Biotechnology and

DNA Science

Forensics

Semester Courses Full Year Courses IB Course Choices

Human Behavior

Physics

Biology HL or SL

Sports, Exercise & Health Science

SL

Psychology HL or SL

Environmental Systems and Societies SL

Chemistry HL or SL

Anatomy and Physiology

Environmental Science

Statistics or Probability and

Statistics

Life and Health Science Pathway3 courses total, One must be IB

Design Technology SL

Architecture, Design and

Engineering

3-D Modeling

Creative Design/

Technology

Robotics

Engineering Robotics

Semester Courses Full Year Courses IB Course Options

Physics

Computer Science SL

Computer programming

and game design

Introduction to Coding and

Computer Science

Engineering Design

Digital Art and Design

Statistics or Probability and

Statistics

Chemistry HL or SL

Physics HL or SL

Biology HL or SL

Calculus Analysis or Applications

HL or SL

Calculus (AV) Music Production and Audio

Engineering I

Music Production and Audio

Engineering II

S.T.E.M. Pathway3 courses total, One must be IB

Marketing/Advertising

Digital Art and Design

Semester Courses Full Year Courses IB Course Options

HL or SL IB Group 6 Art Elective

● IB Studio Art 1● IB Studio Art 2● Band● Choir● Orchestra● Theatre Arts 1● Theatre Arts 2● Dance● Film

Music Production and

Audio Engineering 1

Music Production and

Audio Engineering II

Entrepreneur.: Business

Development

Public Speaking

Creative Writing

Photography 1&2

Exploration of Musical Theater

Introduction to Theater Arts

Introduction to Music Theory

Piano 1/Piano 2

Tech Theater/ Stagecraft

Western Theater

Orchestra, Band. Choir (Adv)

Visual and Performing Arts Pathway3 courses total, One must be IB

Economics SLForensics

AP Government

Public Speaking

Holocaust and Genocide

Human Behavior

Semester Courses Full Year Courses IB Course Choices

Journalism Communications

Contemporary World Issues

Senior Year World Language

Psychology SL or HL

American Legal

Computer ScienceSL or HLEconomics

(AV)

Introduction to Coding and Computer

Science

Intro to Info Tech (HN) *

Political Science and Law Pathway3 courses total, One must be IB

History SL or HL

Approved for 2019-2020 Approved Pathway for 2019-2020 Approved Pathway for 2019-2020

Sample Schedule: Life and Health Sciences Pathway

Junior Year Senior Year

English 3 IB-SL English 4 IB-SL

Phys Ed-12/Health/PPS-12 Phys Ed-12/Health/PPS -12

Physics AV Environmental Science AV

World History AV Journalism AV

Psychology IB - SL Research Methods in Psychology IB-HL

Spanish 4 IB Spanish 5 IB-HL

Calculus Applications 1 IB-SL Calculus Applications 1 IB-SL

IRT IRT

Junior Year Senior Year

English 3 IB-HL/AP English 4 IB-HL/AP

Phys Ed 11/Heath/PPS - 11 Phys Ed 12/Heath/PPS-12

World History AP Economics AV

Physics AV Entrepreneurship: Business Opportunity AV Accounting AV

Spanish 3 AV Spanish 4 IB

Calculus Applications 1 IB-SL Calculus Applications 2 IB-SL

Marketing and Advertising AV IB Business Management SL

IRT IRT

Sample Schedule: Business Pathway

IBCP Program Requirements: IB Exams

● Students must take two IB courses and pass the correlating IB exam.○ Passing score = 3

● Cost of IB exams:

IB Registration $178.65

IB Exam #1 $123.59

IB Exam #2 $123.59

Total Minimum Cost $425.83

IBCP Program Requirements: IBCP Core

● Personal and Professional Skills

● World Language Development Portfolio

● Service Learning Program

● Reflective Project

Personal and Professional Skills Course

● 1 credit lab course taken Junior and Senior Year.

● Students pulled out of P.E. to meet once during each four day rotation.

Intercultural Understanding

Thinking Processes

Personal Development

AppliedEthics

Effective Communication

World Language Development Portfolio

● Students take a world language course in their Junior Year.● Track growth through the Language Development

Portfolio.● Three consultations with their World Language teacher.

Service Learning Program● Students identify a need in from their community and design

a plan to fulfill the need.● Implementation and documentation.● Reflection and presentation.● Students may work independently or in a group.

PPS class Philanthropy Project● Blink Now● Morristown Education Foundation● MAYO Performing Arts Center● Long Valley First Aid Squad● Morristown Community Soup Kitchen● America’s Grow-A-Row● Clean Water Action● Morristown Meals on Wheels● The Arc● SAVE Animal Rescue● Emmanuel Cancer Foundation● The Valerie Fund● P.G. Chambers School● American Foundation for Suicide Prevention● Hannah Peretsman Foundation● Greystone Mental Hospital● Bethany Christian Services● St.Luke’s Special Needs Ministry● Make a Wish● Jersey Cares● Include Me● Operation Chillout● Visiting Nurses Association● Community Food Bank of NJ

● Trinity United Methodist Church - Midnight Run● NJ Highlands Coalition● Decoding Dyslexia● 1st Cerebral Palsy of of NJ● Long Valley Food Pantry● Interfaith Food Pantry● Feeding America● Children’s Health Fund● Domestic Abuse and Sexual Assault Crisis Center● 11th Hour Rescue● Wreaths Across America

Reflective Project● A critical examination of an ethical issue from their Career

Pathway.

Format options:● 3,000 word essay

OR ● 2,000 word essay AND

○ 7 minute short film○ 7 minute presentation○ 7 minute interview○ 7 minute play ○ Visual Display with up to 15 annotated images

How does the IBCP prepare students for college?

Contact us with further questions:

Thank you for your kind attention.

Debbie Gonzalez, IBDP Coordinator [email protected]

(908) 879-5212 x3775

Erin Feltmann, IBCP [email protected]

(908) 879-5212 x 3776