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St. Cecelia Interparochial Catholic School was named a Blue Ribbon School in both 2010 and 2020. Receiving this award is a high honor, and we are proud to represent the values and excellence in academics that being a Blue Ribbon School comes with. However, not all parents are familiar with what it means to be …
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With the winter holiday season coming to a close and the new school year beginning, some students can have difficulty adjusting to their regular routine – especially students in International Baccalaureate programs. In today’s blog, St. Cecelia’s Interparochial Catholic School offers some helpful insight for how you can help the IB student in your life …
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As parents, we want to do everything to help our children succeed, both in academics and in life. If you have a Catholic middle school student, there are ways you can help to prepare your student for the International Baccalaureate (IB) Program. In today’s blog, St. Cecelia’s Catholic School looks at different ways you can …
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If you are currently enrolled or thinking about enrolling in an International Baccalaureate program such as ours, it’s important to understand that learning a second language could be part of your curriculum. In today’s blog from St. Cecelia Catholic School, we will explain why. Related Post: Is the International Baccalaureate Curriculum Difficult? The IB Program …
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At St. Cecelia Catholic School, we pride ourselves on being a stalwart in our community. Our faculty and staff enjoy teaching the next generation of leaders, thinkers, and problem-solvers as we provide an academically challenging and globally minded interdisciplinary education for kids up to 8th grade. In today’s blog, we talk about what sets St. …
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What does it take to become a successful IB student? Will I be able to handle this? How much effort will it take to succeed at IB? Many students who are considering the IB Program have asked these questions. The truth, like many things in life, is you will get out what you put into …
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The IB Program is renowned for preparing students for secondary education in a way that traditional curriculum can’t match. If you are a student or parent considering the benefits of the IB Program, you have likely heard about the many benefits that come with enrollment. However, you may also be wondering how challenging the curriculum …
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Children who attend IB schools are expected to study and self-learn. They are expected to shape their own studies and learn to be global citizens. So how does that translate into them being successful college students? At St. Cecelia Interparochial Catholic School, we utilize the IB curriculum model. This blog discusses how IB programs benefit …
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Many things distinguish St. Cecelia Interparochial Catholic school from other schools. From our strong Gospel-centered philosophy to our globally-minded education strategy, St. Cecelia is a truly unique school. One of the academic characteristics of St. Cecelia that sets us apart is our status as an International Baccalaureate (IB) School. In today’s post, we’ll take a …
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There are a lot of phrases and buzzwords that are associated with good schooling in the United States. There are gold star schools and blue-ribbon schools, all of which are ways that states evaluate their schools and determine which ones are the best. Schools want to be recognized for a number of different reasons, but …
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