The International Baccalaureate Program

International Baccalaureate schools offer an integrated approach to college preparation that includes not only challenging coursework, but also develops a global perspective and awareness that will be critical to the success of students as they prepare for the changing and emerging careers of this century.

What does it mean to be an International Baccalaureate Diploma Student?

You are a curious, motivated student who has chosen a rigorous program of study where you will earn your regular CHS high school diploma and seek a second, the International Baccalaureate (IB) diploma, that is recognized around the world as evidence of the depth of your skills and your readiness for college.

What sets IB courses apart?

• IB courses often connect together with respect to curriculum topics.
• IB courses are noted for their writing across the curriculum as well as class presentations.
• IB students must develop their own ideas in their writing and presentations as well as through class discussion.
• IB science students develop and conduct their own laboratory experiments.
• IB math students write math papers.
• All IB courses possess an international education component.
• IB students and teachers keep the IB learner profile in mind as they work together toward their shared goals.