This 2017 photo provided by the French-American School of New York shows students working with an instructor in a science lab of the school's Harbor campus in Mamaroneck, N.Y. The French-American ...

High school students who want to challenge themselves academically have many options. Some may want to try to complete a comprehensive diploma program, such as the International Baccalaureate and ...

Veronica Ciastko says she’s been involved in gifted and accelerated programs in the U.S. since fourth grade. Her parents wanted her to continue to be challenged in high school, so together they ...

For decades, many U.S. high schools have offered a range of college-level Advanced Placement courses to allow high achievers to shine above and beyond a standard diploma. But there's another standard ...

This article was written for our sponsor, the Montessori School of Raleigh. As a parent, you want your child to be able to excel from a young age and prepare for a bright future as an adult. For many, ...

The International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme is one of the many qualities that makes Aspen High School the esteemed public school it is. To earn the full diploma, students must take six IB ...

A well-meaning effort to increase educational equity in Utah might not be helping those most in need. But there are ways to make these programs more accessible. High school students in a classroom. In ...

A selective college-readiness education program could soon be offered at a few Topeka USD 501 schools. But reservations from a few Topeka Board of Education members have put the process of applying ...

For decades, many U.S. high schools have offered a range of college-level Advanced Placement courses to allow high achievers to shine above and beyond a standard diploma. But there’s another standard ...

The International Baccalaureate Organization, a nonprofit venture that provides curriculum programs to schools in 117 countries, is launching its own campaign to help schools in the devastated tsunami ...

BENTONVILLE -- A review of enrollment and financial data from the International Baccalaureate program prompted questions from School Board members Monday about whether the program is worth continuing.