At the Baccalaureate School for Global Education, kids may learn geometry by shooting bank shots on a pool table and measuring the angles. They look at different points of view in history studying the Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962 by reading both an address by Fidel Castro as well as Robert F. Kennedy's memoirs. They may study Chinese, French or Spanish, and may have the chance to take class trips to Denmark, Senegal or Jordan. In a recent year, 20 students took part in a 2-week exchange program in Denmark, one students participated in an exchange program in Senegal, and half a dozen went to Jordan to help a school there set up a "Mouse squad" in which students repair computers.

Twenty-eight students in the 2010 senior class were awarded International Baccalaureate Diplomas, and the class of 2010 had a 100% graduation and college acceptance rate, according to a July 6... read more

My daughter started in the school in 7th grade. The middle school and HS are 2 different entities. It is the only true IB public school in NYC that offers not only an IB certificate but the full... read more

Baccalaureate School for Global Education  is one of the 12 NYC high schools that placed in the top 100 in read more