| Mission
Bay High International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme School
& Magnet for Global Studies and Technology (GS&T)
With
the authorization to open an International Baccalaureate Diploma
Programme, beginning with the 2006-07 school year, Mission Bay
High School has revamped its magnet focus to serve students interested
in a rigorous academic program which will prepare them for a variety
of challenging post secondary school options.
Situated
directly along the edge of a saltwater estuary, close to the Pacific
Ocean and Mission Bay, Mission Bay High School offers a unique
instructional setting with an ideal location to engage in coastal
and environmental studies.

The
new MBHS Global Studies and Technology Magnet offers students
a choice of three interdisciplinary pathways:
Earth
Systems
Electives include:IB Biology with emphasis in Ecology & Biotechnology,
Earth Science, Marine Science, Oceanography,World Geography
Arts
and Humanities
Electives include: IB English, Theory of Knowledge, IB History
of the Americas, IB Spanish, IB French, Beginning and Intermediate
Band/Jazz Ensemble Musical Theatre, IB Psychology
Communications
Technology
Electives include:, Business 100, Website Design, Business Management,
Architecture Photographic Imaging, CAD Design, Architecture Printing/Graphics,
Computerized Graphic Design, Multimedia Production

The
publication/presentation aspect of this school-wide Magnet is
also an integral component of the school curriculum. Using the
theme of coastal studies, students are offered specialized training
in computer-aided drafting (CAD), pre-engineering, graphic and
commercial arts, photography, screen printing, offset printing,
web-design, publication design, and marketing. Students begin
publishing and presenting their work in the ninth grade using
multimedia technologies. By the 12th grade, senior students demonstrate
their skills in technology by utilizing such tools as PowerPoint,
Flash, or the Internet in presenting their senior exhibitions.
Cluster
Order:
12% Cluster
1
30% Cluster 2
58% Cluster 3
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Tours
and Parent Events:
For
tour and application information please call the MBHS magnet office
at (858) 273-1313 X330.
Each
pathway provides all students the opportunity to participate
in the International Baccalaureate Programme, either as a full
Diploma student, or as a Certificate student selecting IB courses
independent of the complete diploma. Students
may choose to crossover and take courses in other pathways. All
students are expected to take at least one “pathway”
course EACH TERM and two years of a world language.
With the 4x4
schedule, students take four classes each quarter (two quarters
in a term), for a total of sixteen semester courses each school
year. This schedule allows students to add a rich assortment of
core and electives to their existing graduation and college preparatory
requirements.
MBHS
Features:
- The opportunity
for students to attend college courses at Mesa and San Diego
City College through the Fast Track program while in high school.
- Rigorous
seminar and GATE programs to prepare students for success in
International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme
- Marine
Corps JROTC program

Community
Partnerships:
Pacific
Beach Kiwanis Club
Mesa College
San Diego Oracle Users Group
Solar Turbines, Inc.

Revised
August 5, 2008
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