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This document provides information for sophomore students about selecting courses for 10th grade and how those selections may impact their future IB diploma program courses. It introduces the school counselors, describes the three diploma options, and explains the requirements for the full IB diploma including 6 subjects across 6 groups. The majority of the document then lists and describes the course options available for 10th grade in each subject area, including English, modern languages, history, sciences, math, fine arts, physical education, and electives. It notes course prerequisites and sequences. Students are asked to select their courses for next year on March 6-7. Contact information is provided for any questions.
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