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IB Mid-Atlantic Member Schools IB Mid-Atlantic Member Schools Virginia Saint Mary's Catholic School (MYP) Our Lady of Good Counsel High Saint Michael's Episcopal School School (DP) Annandale High School (MYP) (DP) (MYP) Parkdale High School (DP) Antietam Elementary School (PYP) Salem High School (DP) Richard Montgomery High School Atlee High School (DP) South Lakes High School (MYP) (DP) (MYP) (DP) Brooke Point High School (DP) (IBCC) Rockville High School (DP) (IBCC) Buckland Mills Elementary School Stonewall Jackson High School (MYP) Saint James Academy (MYP) (PYP) (DP) Seneca Academy (PYP) Carlisle School (PYP) (MYP) (DP) Stonewall Middle School (MYP) Seneca Valley High School (DP) Clarke County High School (DP) Stuart Beville Middle School (MYP) Silver Spring International (MYP) Dumfries Elementary School (PYP) T.C. Williams High School (MYP) South Shore Elementary (PYP) David A. Dutrow Elementary School The Islamic Saudi Academy (MYP) Southgate Elemenatry School (PYP) (PYP) (DP) Springbrook High School (DP) (MYP) Edgar Allen Poe Middle School (MYP) Thomas Edison High School (DP) St. Francis of Assisi School (MYP) Ellen Glasgow Middle School (MYP) Thomas Jefferson Elementary School St. Mary's Ryken High School (DP) Ellis Elementary School (PYP) (PYP) St. Paul's School (DP) Fairfield Middle School (MYP) Thomas Jefferson High School (MYP) St. Timothy's School (DP) Featherstone Elementary School (PYP) (DP) Suitland High School (DP) Francis C. Hammond Middle School Thomas Jefferson Middle School The Academy of the Holy Cross (DP) (MYP) (MYP) The Calverton School (DP) Fred M. Lynn Middle School (MYP) Trinity Episcopal School (DP) The Mount Washington School (MPY) Gar-Field High School (MYP) (DP) Tuckahoe Middle School (MYP) Thomas Jefferson Elementary (PYP) George C. Marshall High School (DP) Tucker High School (MYP) (DP) Urbana High School (DP) George H. Moody Middle School Victory Elementary School (PYP) Watkins Mill High School (DP) (IBCC) (MYP) Walt Whitman Middle School (MYP) Westland Middle School (MYP) George Mason High School (DP) Warwick High School (DP) William C. March Middle (MYP) George Washington Middle (MYP) Washington-Lee High School (DP) Granby High School (DP) York High School (DP) Hampton High School (MYP) (DP) District of Columbia Yorktown Middle School (MYP) Hanover High School (DP) Alice Deal Middle School (MYP) Henrico High School (MYP) (DP) Archbishop Carroll High School (DP) James River Elementary School (PYP) Maryland Benjamin A Banneker Academic High James Robinson Secondary School(DP) Albert Einstein High School (DP) School (DP) J.E.B. Stuart High School (MYP) (DP) Annapolis High School (MYP) (DP) British School of Washington (DP) (IBCC) Annapolis Middle School (MYP) Eastern High School (DP) Jefferson-Houston School (PYP) Baltimore City College (MYP) (DP) Eliot-Hine Middle School (MYP) (MYP) Baltimore International Academy F.W. Ballou High School (MYP) J.E.J. Moore Middle School (MYP) (PYP) H.D.Cooke Elementary School (PYP) King's Fork High School (DP) Bethesda Chevy Chase High School Jefferson Academy (MYP) Langston Hughes Middle School (MYP) (DP) National Collegiate Preparatory Public (MYP) Central High School (DP) Charter High School (DP) Lee-Davis High School (DP) College Gardens Elementary (PYP) Shepherd Elementary School (PYP) Lindsay Middle School(MYP) Crossland High School (DP) Strong John Thompson Elementary Lucille Brown Middle School (MYP) Edgewood High School (DP) School (PYP) Mary Passage Middle School(MYP) Francis Scott Key Middle (MYP) Turner Elementary School (PYP) Meadowbrook High School (DP) Frederick Douglass High School Washington International School (PYP) Midlothian High School (DP) (MYP) (DP) Mills E. Godwin Middle School (MYP) Germantown Elementary School (PYP) Washington Mathematics Science Mount Daniel School (PYP) Hebron-Harman Elementary School Technology Public Charter School (DP) Mount Vernon High School (MYP) (PYP) Washington Yu Ying Public Charter (DP) (IBCC) James Madison Middle School (MYP) School (PYP) Mountain View High School (DP) John F. Kennedy High School (DP) N.B. Clements Junior High School Julius West Middle School (MYP) Delaware (MYP) Kenwood High School (DP) David W. Harlan Elementary (PYP) Oscar F. Smith High School (DP) Laurel High School (DP) John Dickson High School (DP) O. W. Holmes Middle School (MYP) MacArthur Middle School (MYP) Mt. Pleasant High School (DP) (MYP) Patrick Henry High School (DP) Manor View Elementary School (PYP) PS DuPont Middle School (MYP) Paul D. Burbank Elementary School Meade Senior High School (MYP)(DP) Seaford Senior High School (DP (PYP) Milford Mill Academy (DP) Sussex Central High School (DP Plaza Middle School(MYP) Montgomery Village Middle School Talley Middle School (MYP) Prince George High School(MYP) (MYP) Wilmington Friends School (DP) Prince William Academy (PYP) MYP) Neelsville Middle School (MYP) Princess Anne High School (DP)(MYP) Newport Mill Middle School (MYP) Randolph Elementary School (PYP) North Hagerstown High School (DP) Pennsylvania Robert E. Lee High School (DP) Old Mill High School (MYP) (DP) Pan American Academy Charter (PYP) Rosa Parks Elementary School (PYP) Old Mill Middle School North (MYP) IB Mid Atlantic Academy August 7-8, 2013 Dear IBMA Educators, Laura Lane Welcome to the fifth annual Mid-Atlantic Association of IB World Schools’ (IBMA) President Summer Academy! We were thrilled to see many of you at the IB Americas Annual Amy Woolf Regional Conference (ARC), which was held July 18-22, in New Orleans. At the ARC, President-Elect one of the student speakers began her speech with a quote by Thomas Edison: Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and looks like Kerri Lancaster work. She was referring to her decision to pursue the IB Diploma, while many of her Diploma Programme V.P. friends did not. The quote is extremely applicable to IB Educators as well, and we are delighted that you have chosen to give your time to participate in this dynamic event. You Frangiska Lewis have seized the opportunity to put on your overalls, roll up your sleeves, and sharpen your Middle Years Programme educational tools over the course of the 2013 IBMA Summer Academy. V.P. We intend for the 2013 IBMA Summer Academy to be a local opportunity for IB Julie Cassel educators to learn best practices from their peers and experts in the field. In keeping with Primary Years Programme the theme of the ARC, the sessions will stimulate your innovation and creativity. You V.P. have the opportunity to explore subject specific sessions, as well as general sessions that apply to the programme(s) in which you educate. All sessions will offer a venue for Helen Cox innovative leadership, courageous conversations, and creative learning among peers in the Secretary full Pre-K-12 continuum of IB programmes. Dwight Wagner The 2013 IBMA Summer Academy aims to develop your educational practices and Treasurer strengthen your understanding of IB philosophies. To that end, we have gathered Carlota Shewchuk organizations from around the world to present and share their expertise. Please take time Member at Large to meet with the following 2013 IBMA Summer Academy sponsors during the conference: Wendy Vu Member at Large - Cambridge University Press - ManageBac - Faria Systems Inc. and Academy Host School - George Mason University – Fast Train - Green Light Group Tours Coordinator - Hodder Education - IB Source - Pamoja Education - Rubicon Atlas John Day Executive Consultant Finally, We would like to extend a thank you to everyone who has dedicated precious time to attend and/or present at the 2013 IBMA Summer Academy. An immeasurable Asheesh Misra and thank you also goes to Rubicon International for sponsoring our snack breaks, and to our Brian Bassett very generous host, Robinson Secondary School (Fairfax County Public Schools), who Academy Co-Chairs, Past made today possible. We hope that the 2013 IBMA Summer Academy will inspire you as Presidents you plan for the 2013-2014 school year. Sincerely, Laura Lane President, Mid-Atlantic Association of IB World Schools 3 Welcome to the 2013 IBMA Summer Academy PRECONFERENCE DAY Wednesday, August 7, 2013 Event _________________________ 9:00 am – 10:00 am Preconference Registration and Light Breakfast Refreshments 10:00 am – 12:00 pm Preconference Part I 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm Lunch 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm Preconference Part II IBMA ACADEMY Thursday, August 8, 2013 Event _________________________ 8:00am – 9:00am Registration and Continental Breakfast 9:00am – 9:30am Welcome and Plenary Session 9:30am – 9:45am Break/Snacks/Sponsors Gallery 9:45am – 11:00am Subject Session I 11:00am – 11:15am Break/Snacks/Sponsors Gallery 11:15am – 12:30pm General Session I(a) or Lunch 12:30pm – 12:40pm Transition Time/Sponsors Gallery 12:40pm – 1:55pm General Session I(b) or Lunch 1:55pm – 2:00pm Transition Time/Sponsors Gallery 2:00pm – 3:15pm General Session II 3:15pm – 3:30pm Transition Time/Sponsors Gallery 3:30pm – 4:45pm Subject Session II Sponsors Gallery Open from 8:00am – 3:30pm IBMA Summer Academy 4 IBMA Summer Academy Pre-Conference Sessions Wednesday, August 7, 2013 10:00am – 3:00pm Advancing Service Learning: Academic, Engaging, Real Room: Davala Hall – Side A Cathryn Berger Kaye Join this lively session and discover why service learning matters. Service learning—a powerful teaching strategy— creates a conducive environment for developing transferable skills and knowledge, high engagement, and relevance that gives meaning and purpose to school for teachers as well as students. With service learning connected
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