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Loveland High officials, students outline IB expansion and say every student will have chance at college credit
Summary
School leaders and students described Loveland High School’s International Baccalaureate (IB) programs, announced acceptance of a career-related program and said every student at the school will be offered a path to earn college credit beginning this year.
Sean Collins, head of school for Loveland High School, told the Thompson School District R-2J board at its Sept. 3 study session that Loveland’s International Baccalaureate (IB) program is expanding and that the school will offer college-credit opportunities to every student.
Collins said Loveland High has adopted IB approaches that emphasize inquiry, conceptual understanding, global context, collaboration, universal design for learning and assessment-informed instruction. “Every student who goes through Loveland High School will have a chance to earn college credit,” Collins said, describing a standard-level IB English course the school will offer to all…
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