The Huskie International Baccalaureate Parent Organization is the parent support organization for the IBO chapter at Douglas County High School (DCHS) in Castle Rock, Colorado. It was formed by the parents of DCHS students who are in the IB program.
The Huskie IBPO activities are supported by your donations!
The Annual dues of $50 per student help fund our schedule of activities. In addition to ongoing expenses for web site hosting, the IBPO provides IB-centric social events, informational speakers, workshops, and support activities for IB students and staff.
Sponsorship funds for IB exams are funded from IBPO dues. The IBPO also supplements snacks during exams and holds the End of Year Senior Banquet, where staff meals are paid by IBPO and one student receives a college scholarship. With your support we can build a great organization.
You can pay your voluntary annual fees and additional voluntary donations when you register your student at 2024-25 DCHS IBPO Online Registration and Voluntary dues
Donations to Huskie IBPO are tax-exempt.
Help with events
Help us with special events and informative meetings for parents and students.
Back to School Bash Ice Cream Social (August)
Jr. Induction ceremony (September)
Extended Essay (October to May)
Princeton Review ACT/SAT/P-SAT Practice Tests (September and February)
End of the Year Senior Banquet (April)
Exam proctoring (May)
Help with IBPO Administration
Help us with administration of the various task performed by the IBPO.
Fund raising opportunities for the IB Program
Newsletter
Website Management
emailing/Maintaining parent/student contact info
Event Planning
Coming Soon! For now, check out our calendar.
We are looking for members to join the IBPO and serve on our board! All of our current participants are ending their terms as their students graduate from the program in May 2026. If you are interested in participating, please email huskieibpo@gmail.com ASAP to get started.
Upcoming Meetings:
November 13 (Scheduled)
December 4 (Tentative)
January 8 (Tentative)
February 5 (Tentative)
March 5 (Tentative)
April 2 (Tentative)
May 7 (Tentative)
New information guide that describes the IB program at DCHS — “everything you want to know about IB.” Includes description of assessments, diploma requirements, CAS guidelines, IB versus AP program, and more.
IB course flows for 9th – 12th grades for each subject area. Includes high/standard level options, course content, IB exam descriptions, and a worksheet for schedule planning. Click on the guide below to view and/or print:
Complete IB Curriculum Guide 2025-26
Creativity, Activity, and Service (CAS) is an essential part of the IB Diploma Programme and the guide below will help students understand and be successful:
