The Florida Association of IB World Schools
The Florida Association of IB World Schools
2nd Quarterly Meeting - 2018-2019
December 3-4, 2018
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Winter 2018 IB Professional Development Workshop
December 5-8, 2018
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FLIBS Is Currently Accepting Grant Applications!
Grant Application Deadline: Nov 28, 2018 | You have 10 days to submit your FLIBS Grant Application.
Only IB Teachers at FLIBS Member Schools are eligible to apply for FLIBS Grants. Become A FLIBS Member School Now!
Use the FLIBS Resource Center to apply for your grant!
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IB Schools In Florida There are four type of IB programmes available in Florida schools:
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Links for: Meeting & Workshop Registration | Becoming A FLIBS Member
For workshop schedules, please click on "view all FLIBS events" above, then click on your workshop dates to open up the schedule.
***NOTICE: All Language B workshops offered in 2018 and beyond will cover the new Language B curriculum.
The new curricula for IB Mathematics and IB English will not be released until early 2019. All workshops in 2019 will cover the new curricula for both Math and English. These workshops will be posted and available for registration beginning July 2018.
The Florida League of International Baccalaureate Schools, Inc. (FLIBS) was founded in 1988 as a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation. The mission of the organization:
The Florida League of International Baccalaureate Schools fosters excellence in international education for students in our region through
To accomplish this mission, FLIBS works with students, teachers, schools, governments, other Associations of IB World Schools and the International Baccalaureate.
FLIBS currently supports our members (authorized and candidate school programmes in Florida) by promoting the expansion of the IB program, offering high quality teacher and administrative training, and providing advocacy services to ensure that state and local government officials recognize the importance of the IB program as an effective path to school wide improvement and student achievement.
FLIBS also provides its member schools with the opportunity to participate in quarterly meetings to discuss best practices, school curricula, administrative and fiscal issues relevant to the IB program.
| Ralph Cline, Executive Director | Workshop Registration |
| 1732 Pine Hill Court Safety Harbor, FL 34695 |
PO Box 551 Williston, FL 32696 |
| ralph.cline@flibs.org | info@flibs.org |
| 850-597-0671 | 850-597-0673 |
