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14 Lindbergh Seniors Pursue Rigorous Academic Program
An International Baccalaureate diploma helps distinguish students in the college admissions process and prepares them for a successful college experience, said Irv Mueller, the Lindbergh School District's honors coordinator.
Fourteen Lindbergh High School seniors are pursuing the prestigious International Baccalaureate diploma in 2012-13, which they would receive upon graduation in May.
Students in the IB program must successfully complete six exams, a course in Theory of Knowledge, a 4,000-word extended essay, and a self-designed program of 150 creative, action and service hours.
Lindbergh is currently one of the only schools in St. Louis to offer IB courses, along with more common AP options.
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Irv Mueller, the Lindbergh district's honors coordinator, says an IB diploma helps distinguish students in the college admissions process and prepares them for a successful college experience.
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