AN IB WORLD SCHOOL
Spokane's First International Baccalaureate World School 
Saint George’s School will prepare your student for college and for life. From Kindergarten through 12th Grade, we reinforce strong values and provide academic challenges.
On December 17, 2013, Saint George's was authorized as an official International Baccalaureate World School -- the first one in the Spokane area. We offer the IB Diploma Programme for 11th and 12th grade students, with the first students earning their IB Diploma in May 2016.
IB World Schools share a common philosophy -- a commitment to high quality, challenging, international education that Saint George's believes best prepares your student for success in college and careers. The IB also fits well with Saint George's mission of Inspiring scholars, athletes, and artists to serve and lead others!
-> IB Diploma Program
-> 12 General IB Questions - English
-> 12 General IB Questions - Chinese Translation
SGS Alumni Talk About the IB (2019)
2019-20 IB Handbook for Parents & Students
Study Travel Mag - IBDP Article includes SGS
IB Learner Profile
PBS Report on IB Curriculum 9-29-18
Newsweek Article on IB Education (2018)
YouTube Video on Education for a Better World (2016)
IB Program Benefits for Schools, Parents, Students, Etc.
News About the IB
The International Baccalaureate Organization has announced the cancellation of the May 2020 IB Exams. Saint George's is trying to coordinate this news, additional IB information, and OSPI requirements and waivers for graduating seniors that have yet to be finalized. The IB statement cancelling IB tests in May 2020 can be found on the IB Website.
SGS parent Marcelo Morales spent the morning of Nov. 14 sharing the culture of his native Chile with the Upper School Spanish classes. They learned about Chile's cuisine (seafood), politics (boisterous), and other aspects of this unique South American nation. See a Photo Gallery of him speaking to the class and some of the questions they had written down on their desks for him to answer.
The 11th grade IB Biology class used the Bio Lab microscopes to identify and draw amoeba and other tiny organisms. See a Photo Gallery of them finding and recording these remarkable creatures!