This course helps students examine how they learn. Theory of Knowledge brings all the subjects studied together and is often the course IB students value most after graduation. It is possible that students will graduate from high school but not receive the IB Diploma. Students not zoned for either North Augusta or Aiken High may still enroll in the program. They must attend one of these schools during the 9 th and 10 th grade years to receive the special Pre-IB coursework and be ready to continue into the IB Program in 11 th and 12 th grades.
Transportation is the responsibility of the student.
Students may withdraw at the end of the 9 th or 10 th grade year from the Pre-IB Program or at the end of the 11 th grade year from the IB Program. Student who withdraw may remain at the IB school unless they wish to return to the school for which they are zoned. Advanced Placement credit is of paramount importance. They want to receive special recognition or be seen as members of an elite group. They are not self-motivated.