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The Mid-Atlantic Association of IB World Schools is an organization of International Baccalaureate schools in Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, and the District of Columbia.
The organization aids its members through regular meetings of coordinators and heads of schools, networking sessions for specific IB subjects, and many other activities.
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 Due to weather concerns the IB-Mid-Atlantic Coordinators meeting scheduled for February 5, has been cancelled. The next Coordinators meeting will take place on March 19 at Hanover High School in Mechanicsville, Virginia. Details will be published soon.
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 Due to weather concerns "Our World, Our Responsibility" will now take place on March 20. See below for more details.
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 For documents related to Virginia Senate Bill 209, please click here.
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 For documents related to the IB-MA College Credit Task Force click here.
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A new " Job Vacancies" page has been added to advertise job opening in MARC schools. Check back often to see new postings, or contact John Day (email below) to post openings at your school.
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Resources for IB Theory of Knowlege "Flexible Thinking in TOK" have been posted by Carolyn P. Henly. These materials come from her presentation at the IBNA Regional Conference in San Francisco this July.
The IB-MA organization consists of International Baccalaureate schools both authorized and prospective located in the states of Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, and the District of Columbia. Click on Membership to read a statement from the president about the value of membership.
Click on the links to view information about member schools in Delaware, the District of Columbia, Maryland, or Virginia
Some area schools are not members of IB-Mid-Atlantic. Go to the IB Directory of Schools to search for other IB schools in the Mid-Atlantic region.
You may also view a listing of IB course offerings at the Diploma Program schools.
To find out more about the IB curriculum, go to the International Baccalaureate Organization Web site.
Other regional groups in the IB North American region can be found at the IBNA Sub-Regional web site.
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