Author Archives: Carl Hankey International Education Foundation (CHIEF)

As many of you know, CUSD has charged our school community with raising funds to pay for our International Baccalaureate (IB) program. IB is a world-renowned educational curriculum that exceeds the academic requirements of California. Because of our IB program, … Continue reading →

The Passport to IB committee is happy to announce that Mission Viejo Mayor Dave Leckness and former Mayor Trish Kelley will make a special appearance at our November 12 event. Additionally, Mrs. Kelley will donate lunch for four with a council member at … Continue reading →

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We are extremely pleased with the participation and support that was shown at our recent “Come Be IB” event. Please share the presentation and video with anyone who was not able to attend. We will be posting additional information regarding … Continue reading →

Presenting the 1st in a series of Parent and Community Education Forums: “Come Be IB!” Join us on Wednesday, June 1st in the MPR at Hankey K-8 and have these burning questions answered: • What have we accomplished so far … Continue reading →

Carl Hankey International Education Foundation (CHIEF) is proud to announce that we have gained our Not-For-Profit status as a 501(c)3 Corporation, thanks to the countless hours of our law firm, Dorsey & Whitney. CHIEF was established to support the IB … Continue reading →

Please save the date. You are invited to a seminar on Carl Hankey’s International Baccalaureate program followed by an open house where you can meet our teachers. IB students outperform their peers on state assessments IB Diploma students have higher … Continue reading →

Thursday, January 27th at 6:00 p.m. Superintendent Joe Farley and Mrs. Pam Watkins will be facilitating a “Coffee with the Superintendent” in the MPR. Please attend.  

Do you know how unique Hankey’s K-8 Program is? Carl Hankey’s K-8 IB Program is the only self funded Public K-8 International Baccalaureate in Orange County. It is also the only locally funded public program in the state. What that means … Continue reading →