Welcome to the PHUHS Pre Diploma (first two years) International Baccalaureate Program

1. Welcome to the PHUHS Pre Diploma(first two years)International Baccalaureate Program

2. Registration and Orientation Agenda • Welcome Mrs. Barker • IB Booster Club Mrs. Hamric • REGISTRATION/ELECTIVE • OPTIONS & BRIGHT FUTURES Mrs. Shepherd-Thompson • INFORMATION Mrs. Barker • Summer PreparationChase • Mr. Tharin • SUCCESSFUL IB STUDENTS Mrs. Barker • Preston & Savannah • ACADEMIC HONESTY Stuart & Ciara • General Questions Mrs. Barker and All

3. IB Boosters • Mrs. Anna Hamric- IB Booster Board member

4. The IB Program

5. SAMPLE 7 Subjects and Time to Study Too!

6. Registration Form • Pre Diploma English 2 • US History Honors • MYP Algebra 2 Honors • Biology Pre Diploma • Inquiry Skills • Language B – French or Spanish I/II

7. Elective Options Fine Art • Art • Drama • Music General Electives • Language Arts • Physical Education • Social Studies Vocational • Business • Family and Consumer Science • Technology Education • See back of registration form and website for further details • Pick 1 - 3 alt.

8. Bright Futures • FL Academic Scholarship • 100 hours • 1290 SAT/29 ACT • 3.5 GPA • FL Medallion Scholarship • 75 hours • 1170 SAT/26 ACT • 3.0 GPA • Can start hours before start of 9th grade • Brooke Pair • pairb@pcsb.org • 727-588-6013 • Can initiate after May 25th. • Paperwork can be found at www.phuhs.org

9. Information • PHUHS Volunteer Form (blue) • Must be registered to volunteer marinojay@pcsb.org • Student Directory Form (goldenrod) • Athletic Participation Form (pink) lopezl@pcsb.org • IB Learner Profile (yellow) • The Honor Code (ivory) • Meeting Evaluation Form (white)

10. Summer Reading List • How to Read Literature Like a Professor by Thomas Foster • HarperCollins Publishers, ISBN-13:9780060009427 • The Alchemist by Paolo Coehlo • HarperCollins Publishers, ISBN-13: 9780061122415

11. Mr. Tharin – IB English • https://pinellascountyschools-my.sharepoint.com/personal/tharinj_pcsb_org/Documents/Videos/open%20house.mp4

12. IB Summer Camp • May 29 - 8:30-12:00 • May 30 – 9:00-12:00

13. Subject Areas • *Study Habits and Organizational Skills • *Foreign Language • (French/Spanish) • *Mathematics • *English

14. Algebra II • IB Camp will be used to identify deficits in Algebra I skills • *Required Diagnostic Test will be given during camp • *Success plans will be developed for every student so that they can build skills in deficit areas over the summer • *Tutoring and help will be available for students throughout the summer • *Post test will be administered in the Fall when we return to classes

15. Students who are unable to attend IB Camp High School Exam Days: May 22-May 24 For students not able to attend the IB Camp, please contact Mrs. Weaver to take the diagnostic test during the high school examination days. This will be prior to the start of the middle school day at 7:05 am. If you child is in a private school that starts prior to 7:05 am please let her know and she will work with you to schedule another time for them to test. Contact: weaversu@pcsb.org

16. To contact Mrs. Suzann WeaverE-mail: weaversu@pcsb.orgRemind text to phone:Text @bda46k to 81010Please feel free to contact her with questions.

17. IB Learner Profile Nature of the IB learner profile • The IB learner profile is the IB mission statement translated into a set of learning outcomes for the 21st century. • The attributes of the profile express the values inherent to the IB international education and, therefore, the culture and ethos of all IB World Schools. • The learner profile provides a long-term vision of education. It is a set of ideals that can inspire, motivate and focus the work of schools and teachers, uniting them in a common purpose.

18. IB Learners strive to be: • Inquirers • Knowledgeable • Thinkers • Communicators • Principled • Open-minded • Caring • Risk-takers • Balanced • Reflective

19. IB Honor Code • Students in the Pre-Diploma or IB program at Palm Harbor University High School are expected to maintain the highest standard of academic and personal integrity. Integrity includes honesty, trustworthiness and reliability. Every student has the right to pursue an education free from the problems caused by any form of intellectual dishonesty.  

20. IB Honor Code • This Honor Code is intended to clearly communicate the expectations of membership in the IB Program. Violation of the Code will be handled in accordance with the discipline policy of Palm Harbor University High School since infractions compromise the integrity of the school and the IB program. Violations will also result in disciplinary or academic probation and ultimately may cause a student to be removed from the program.

21. AGREED????? I understand the expectations for students who have the privilege of being in membership in the IB Program and agree to comply with the Honor Code. I understand the definition and consequences of malpractice. Student’s Name Printed ____________________________ Student’s signature_____________________________ Parent’s Name Printed _____________________________ Parent’s signature _____________________________ Date ___________________________ Grade _________

22. IB Orientation

23. Stay the Course…..Vision "Smooth seas do not make skillful sailors." -- African Proverb

24. A dream is just a dream. A goal is a dream with a plan and a deadline - Harvey Mackay

25. Please Return the Folders Tonight with the following information: IB Honor Code Registration form Volunteer interest form Meeting evaluation form Student directory form Fall Athletics Interest Survey  2005 Pinellas County Schools

26. For more information contact: Kimberly A. Barker IB Coordinator Palm Harbor University High School barkerki@pcsb.org Amber Shepherd-Thompson IB School Counselor shepherda@pscb.org