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In fact, IB was established by folks in the Business Community who hated having to restart their kids in new curricula every time they moved from (say) Singapore to Geneva to Sydney to... etc.

It is rigorous, and every bit as prestigious as AP-level work. But to compare it to Honors programs at elite private schools (elite within the elite) isn't really fair. Every IB kid in the world is working on the same material, and takes the sames exams at the end of the year. The goal is to prepare these kids for leadership positions in the real world, with an eye towards a global perspective on these questions.

McCallie, Harpeth Hall, etc. are aiming at a very different goal.

And there are a surprising number of athletes in IB programs, although none are probably game-changers AFAIK.

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54 minutes ago, cbg said:

I know a little about the IB program and while it is a good academic program it's not a super rigorous program.  It was established for the military base schools so that when parents were reassigned from one base to another base the children were all being taught the same material.  The IB program is no where close to being as difficult as the honors program at The McCallie School or Harpeth Hall.  

A little pretentious there huh??

McCallie average ACT score 26, Franklin 25.8. Ravenwood and Brentwood are significantly higher. One thing Williamson County does well is po public education. Why waste thousands when your student will get just as good if not a better education from there.

One reason. You are seeing more high quality athletes move into the county.

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15 hours ago, BooWhoWiseMan said:

True true.  Only  difference I see this hate kida from Williamson can actually read, write and qualify for college!!

Although I do have a great deal of respect for the quality of Williamson County's schools, you should probably proof read your posts before you throw out those kinds of insults lol

 

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