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U.S. News & World Report has released its ranking of the nation's top high schools, and seven Fulton County schools have the distinct honor of being named to the list.

The annual magazine's list spotlights schools that are high achievers and that challenge students with advanced curriculum offerings. Four Fulton high schools are ranked among the top 10 in Georgia; and seven are among the top 20, according to the publication's listing by state.

High School	Georgia Ranking	National Ranking	Medal Ranking
Cambridge High School	6	250	Gold

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GHSA Tennis State Championships
Lady Bears Tennis

Saturday, May 12 at 10:00 am
Rome Tennis Center at Berry College
Ticket are $5

GHSA Soccer State Championships
Men's Soccer

Saturday, May 12 at 2:30 pm McEachern High School
Powder Springs, GA
Ticket are $12
Purchase online at: GoFan.co 




Come out and support your Cambridge Bears!

Don St. James was inducted into the National Wrestling Hall of Fame and Museum in Stillwater, Oklahoma on Sun May 6th as part of the Class of 2018 in the state of Georgia. 

Coach St. James was inducted for "Lifetime Service to Wrestling" in recognition of contributing at least twenty years to the sport of wrestling as a coach, referee or contributor.

Coach St. James is a highly-regarded coach at north Atlanta area high schools (Etowah, Centennial and Cambridge); former assistant coach at the University of Tennessee under legendary coach Gray Simons; sought after clinician at numerous camps and clinics across the country; coached 13 GHSA state champions; collegiate star at UGA and University of Tennessee.

 

The Performing Arts Department would like to take a moment to recognize a few of our outstanding band students who achieved district or state level accomplishments this year! 

Solo Ensemble

 

District Honor Band

 

All-State Band

 

District Honor Jazz Band

 

Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday

8:00 am - 1:00 pm

Services Provided:
DDS - Certificate of Enrollment
ADAP replacement (if Health was taken on campus at Cambridge High School)
Work Permits (15 years of age, or younger)
New enrollment appointments will be made and enrollment packets can be picked up

Summer hours begin June 1, 2018

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/30e0e44aca9283-device

FCS Issued Surfaces

Fines
All fines for loss or damage must be paid when the device is returned. Seniors will not receive their diploma if they have not been cleared by the Student Center. All other students will not be able to check out a Surface next school year until their fines have been paid.

Microsoft Surface 3 Fines:

Lost / stolen	1st offense $250 2nd and subsequent offense(s): full replacement cost $885*
Damaged	1st offense: $100 2nd and subsequent offense(s): $300
Accessories - Lost or damaged	Keyboard: $130 each Pen: $60 each Case: $40 each Power Brick: $20 each Power cord (USB) - $20 each

AP Exams continue next week, along with Final Exams for seniors. All testing information, including daily bell schedules, are available at www.cambridgehs.org < Students < Student Testing. Bell Schedules for the remainder of the semester can be found on the front page of www.cambridgehs.org and at Student Testing. Due to AP Exams, audible bells will not sound at the beginning and end of school, or during class changes the week of May 7 and May 14. Students should refer to the posted bell schedule at www.cambridgehs.org.
 

AP Exams

AP Exams continue through May 18, 2018. Please find a complete schedule at Student Testing.

Pl ease note that on May 17 and May 18, some AP Exams may conflict with 12th grade Final Exams . If your student has a conflict, the AP Exam takes priority. The student should work with his/her teacher to schedule a time to make up the exam during the final exam window or contact Darius Maize (12th grade administrator) to schedule a time to make up the final exam.

 

Schedule for Thursday, May 17 - Regular bell schedule

Schedule for Friday, May 18 - Regular bell schedule

 
* Seniors who have AP Exams during Final Exams should take the AP Exam and make up the Final Exam, if needed. Missed exam procedures can be found below.

* Seniors who exempt their 5th period final exam (and have a 6th period) must stay on campus. Students will be required to check in at the cafeteria where they will remain, or go to the auditorium until their next period.

* Seniors who exempt their 7th period have completed their academic day after 6th period.

 

Schedule for Monday, May 21 - Abbreviated bell schedule

 

 
Note: The cafeteria will have lunch available for students after the last exam period on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. Buses will depart at 12:45pm.

The first exam periods on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday (May 22 - 24) are also lunch periods. During lunch periods, students who have lunch will remain in the cafeteria and will use the time to study for final exams.

Your student may arrive late rather than attend during his/her lunch period. If your student is arriving late on one of the half-day final exam days, he/she must arrive by 10:35 am. Students arriving late will remain in the cafeteria until it is time to move to the 10:40 am exam. Students riding in carpool must enter through the cafeteria doors on the north side of the building (facing Kings Ridge). Student drivers must enter through the cafeteria doors. Do not drop your student off at the front doors as they will be directed to the cafeteria side entrance. Students cannot be in the academic halls during testing.

Missed Senior Exams Due to AP Testing:
Seniors who missed a Final Exam due to a conflict with AP Exams can arrange with their teacher to make up the exam during the Final Exam window. If arrangements are not made, the student should contact the 12th Grade Administrator, Mr. Maize at [email protected]  to arrange to make up the exam before or after school from Friday, May 18 until Tuesday, May 22.

Missed Exams Due to Illness:
Students are expected to be present and on time on all testing days. If a student must miss a final exam due to illness, the parent/guardian must call the Attendance Office on the day of the absence in order for the student to take his/her exam on the make-up days. If the Attendance Office is not alerted, the absence will be considered unexcused.

Pre-approved Absences:
All other missed exams must receive prior approval by the student's grade-level administrator. To obtain approval the parent/guardian should email the administrator by Monday, May 14. Please include the date(s) to be missed, the subject name(s), the teacher name(s), and the reason for the missed exam.

Make up exams will take place in the Student Center and will occur on: Friday, May 25, 2018 - 8:00 am - 3:00 pm

Students will not be allowed to check out while exams are in progress. Classrooms cannot be disturbed, and students will not be allowed in the academic halls. For a student to check out prior to the end of the day (during non-exam times), please have your student bring a note to the Attendance Office at the beginning of the school day. Due to the volume, the Attendance Office cannot accept emails or phone calls at check-out time.

 

Find the latest information for Seniors and The Class of 2018 Graduation on the Senior page:

 

Visit the Senior Page

 

• Seniors on Monday during all lunches, in the auditorium lobby

• Underclassmen on Tuesday during all lunches, in the auditorium lobby

On Wednesday we will sell any remaining books for $100 cash only beginning at 7:30 am in the auditorium lobby.  We will sell until we run out, which we did last year!

On Monday, May 21 (Birmingham Falls) and Tuesday, May 22 (Cogburn Woods and Summit Hill), Seniors can walk the halls of their elementary school  in their caps and gowns to celebrate with the 5th graders. Seniors are to arrive at either school at 1:15 pm for the walk at 1:30 pm. They should dress appropriately and wear their caps and gowns!

Seniors must RSVP, at  Senior Walk

Dear Cambridge Family,

We want to make sure we are moving in the right direction as a district, and we need your help.  We are asking that you complete a survey that will help the district determine if it is meeting targets related to our Strategic Plan 2022.  The FCS staff is completing a separate set of questions.

The SP2022 survey takes just 10 minutes, and while we will make it available until June 8, we hope you will take the time to answers the questions right away.

Here is a link to the family survey:  

 

Monday, May 14 th | Wednesday, May 16 th |  Thursday, May 17 th

4:45 pm to 7:00 pm.

All athletes must have an updated physical to participate in the tryouts. CHS is using a digital platform for all the participation forms so please use the following link . 

  Athlete Participation Forms

Honors Night Photos

 

Schedule your Senior Portrait with BPI for June 19 - 20, 2018 at Cambridge High School.  For more information view the following:

Portrait information and planning your session

 

 

Download flyer here

Cambridge High School

 

Mission, Vision and Belief Statements

 

Our Mission  

Cambridge High School...educating, challenging and inspiring

all students to reach their full potential and achieve college and career readiness.
 

Our Vision  

Cambridge High School...providing the best educational experience

for each student within and beyond the classroom.

 

Our Beliefs  

The Cambridge High School community believes that our students will achieve their full potential when we:

• cultivate high expectations, mutual respect and encouragement,
• embrace individualism and diversity,
• provide a framework for student mentoring and support,
• encourage extracurricular participation in academics, arts, athletics and service opportunities,
• foster a collaborative community effort,
• maintain a challenging, diverse and relevant curriculum,
• integrate and optimize technology,
• celebrate individual and school accomplishments and progress,
• ensure that students feel safe and respected,
• connect with people, programs and experiences within and beyond the classroom