RUSD congratulates ten Case High School 2019 International Baccalaureate (IB) Full Diploma graduates and two IB Career-Related Programme Diploma graduates!
To earn the full IB diploma, students must complete all of the necessary requirements including:
- writing a 4,000-word Extended Essay;
- taking the required Theory of Knowledge course;
- taking and passing 24 hours of IB exams, which were graded in countries around the world;
- submitting samples of their work to be graded by international examiners; and
- fulfilling 150 hours of creativity, activity and service to the Racine community.
Congratulations to our 2019 IB full diploma graduates:
- Lauren Chiappetta, attending St. Norbert College
- Erika Groen, attending Calvin College
- Logan Kolaske, attending University of Minnesota - Twin Cities
- Reagan McKeown, attending the University of Alabama
- Jonah Nguyen, attending Mississippi State University
- Jessica Nienhaus, attending UW-Madison
- Aiden Pierre-Louis, attending UW-Madison
- Leanne Potter, attending UW-Madison
- Alexander Pudzisz, attending UW-Madison
- Christopher Pudzisz, attending UW-Madison
Two members of the Case class of 2019, and our very first IB Career-related Programme students earned the IB Career-related Certificate. The candidate requirements for this certificate include:
- taking 3 career pathway courses in their Academy;
- taking 2 Diploma Programme courses and earning 3s or better on the corresponding IB exams;
- writing a Reflective Project for which they researched and wrote a 1500-word essay on an ethical dilemma related to their career pathway;
- taking the required Personal and Professional Skills course; and
- fulfilling the requirements of the Language Development Portfolio and Service Learning
Congratulations to our 2019 IB Career-related Certificate graduates:
- Jenifer Santiago, attending UW-Milwaukee
- Katlynn Finley, attending Marquette University
In addition to recognizing our IB Full Diploma and Career-related Certificate students, RUSD would also like to recognize the IB students who did exceedingly well on their exams.
Earning IB Scholar with Distinction - meaning they scored 4.25 or higher on 5 exams
- Shelby Gain
- Kylie Lanser
- Tanya Narciso
- Riley Sullivan
Earning IB Scholar with Honor - meaning they scored 4 or higher on 4 exams
- Madison Carter
- Cole Navin
Earning IB Scholar designation - meaning they scored 4 or higher on 3 exams
- Amanda Lopez
- Alondra Malfavon
Congratulations to this impressive group of students!