Cambridge High School
May 16, 2022
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End of the Year Schedule
During this time, final work will be completed, and recovery and remediation will occur. Due to the importance of final tests and final opportunities for recovery and remediation, no pre-approved absences will be allowed during the final week of school.
Message from Ms. Agans
Sent Friday, May 13, 2022, from Ms. Agans
Congratulations to our seniors who are finishing up their year! A reminder that all feeder elementary schools have Senior Walks planned for May 18th at 1:30 pm – this includes Alpharetta Elementary, Birmingham Falls Elementary, Cogburn Woods Elementary, Manning Oaks Elementary, and Summit Hill Elementary. On May 19th, seniors are to report to Ameris for Graduation Practice at 3:15 pm. Then, on Friday, May 20th, all senior PTSA members are invited to the Senior Carnival at the stadium from 12 pm – 3 pm. Of course, the biggest event is Graduation on Tuesday, May 24th at Ameris Amphitheatre at 2:30 pm. Can’t wait to see these AMAZING seniors cross the stage and graduate! For up-to-date information on Graduation, please visit the senior page on our website. Congratulations Class of 2022!
While seniors are done, except for any remediation, our Juniors, Sophomores, and Freshman still have 9 days left in the semester. As mentioned in my previous emails, attendance is important – every day. At Cambridge, our teachers will be teaching and assessing up until the last day of school. All teachers will be giving a “gradeable experience” on the last day of school in their classes. Absences could result in zeroes, thus affecting your student’s overall average in the class. Please encourage your student to be present every day. Please go over grades with your child and encourage your child to use every opportunity for recovery. Freshman, Sophomores, and Juniors – let’s finish strong!


Fine Arts Diploma Seal Recipients
Please join me in congratulating the following graduating seniors for earning their Fine Arts Diploma Seal. This state-recognized program is an opportunity for students to demonstrate mastery of their content areas of focus and is a large celebration of dedication to the arts in their high school careers. Students receive a gold seal on their diplomas and a pink/white/brown honor cord to wear at commencement. Congratulations, actors, musicians, and artists!
Olivia Amorine, Theatre
Disha Baglodi, Orchestra
Saanvi Bhumpalle, Chorus
Alexander Brison, Orchestra
Jasmine Brooks, Band
Dylan Brousseau, Art
Gillian Brown, Art
Dillon Causby, Band
Liam Cawley, Chorus
Hannah Combs, Theatre
Ulysses Croft, Orchestra
Remy Durrant, Art
Afton Ford, Art
Daniel Haskell, Art
Faith Hirschi, Orchestra
Alex Holloway, Band
Heather Hummel, Art
Bryce Kelly, Band
Abbey Killebrew, Orchestra
Katherine Lanham, Art
Grace Lowell, Chorus
Samantha Mandato, Art
Lily Manning, Chorus
Alexander Moreland, Band
Sarah Muller, Art
Tamoy Pitt, Orchestra
Kennedy Quarles, Art
Emilija Ragaine, Art
Sela Rehg, Band
Zach Riccard, Band
Gabriela Rivera, Art
Krystal Ross, chorus
Aria Sharma, Orchestra
Piper Smith, Orchestra
Anna Stubbs, Orchestra
Anvitha Suram, Art
Madeline Taylor, Chorus
Ava Tyler, Band
Olivia VerSteegh, Chorus
Nia Walker, Theatre
Danny Watness, Band
Matthew Welch, Band
Thomas Welch, Band
Ella Whittall, Art
Adeline Woods, Art
Liora Yehuday, Art
Important Information for our Graduates
Rehearsal
Graduation rehearsal is Thursday, May 19 at 3:15 pm at Ameris. Attendance is mandatory. Graduates are to park in Lot C and enter the East Gate. Graduation tickets will be distributed after rehearsal.Graduation
Graduates should arrive at the venue and be in the holding area no later than 1:15 pm. Graduates should park in Lot C (11450 Maxwell Road) and walk down the road from Lot C to the security checkpoint. Graduates cannot bring opened containers; we will provide water at the graduate tent.
Guests/parents will park in Lot A (1775 Founders Parkway). Parking lot A and all gates will open at 1:30 pm. Handicapped parking is available in parking lot A. Seating for ADA guests is available at the venue. The boxes immediately behind the ADA area will be reserved for families of our ADA guests until 2:15 pm. Entry to the graduation will require a ticket.
Parents/guardians and graduates are asked to review the information on our Seniors and Graduates page and the notes from our April 21 Senior Meeting.
Baccalaureate (Parent sponsored)
Baccalaureate is a non-denominational, faith-based service of worship that celebrates graduating seniors.
Sunday, May 22, 2022, at 4:00 pm
Stonecreek Church
13540 Highway 9 North
Milton, Georgia
Stephanie Jack
520 Laurel Oaks Ln
Milton, GA 30004,
or by Venmo to @Stephanie-Jack-8.
FAFSA and HOPE Scholarship Application - Due by Graduation Day
Seniors, if you have not completed the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid), please complete the application as soon as possible. Colleges need the information to determine eligibility for grants, loans, and work-study programs. FAFSA Application
Even though HOPE/Zell Miller is included in the FAFSA, the Georgia Student Finance Commission suggests applying for the HOPE/Zell Miller scholarship by completing the Georgia Student Financial Aid Application System (GSFAPPS). To access GSFAPPS, an applicant must go through www.gafutures.org
This has to be done before the last day of the semester for seniors.
School Nutrition Student Refunds
To request a refund, submit the form at the link below to the School Nutrition Program Office at:
School Nutrition Program
6201 Powers Ferry Road, NW
Atlanta, Georgia 30339
or via fax to (470) 254-1241.
Email the cafeteria manager for questions or to transfer to a younger student at a Fulton County school. Erin Keahey keaheye@fultoncountyschools.org
Please allow 4-6 weeks for processing. The refund check will be mailed to the address listed.
Graduation and Senior Activities
Graduation Volunteers Needed
For more information and to volunteer, please see the sign-up form below. Thank you!
Personal Fitness Waiver
Summer School and FCS Summer Options
Letters were sent home to all students who have previously failed a class and those who are in danger of not passing a class this term. Students can make up classes through Fulton Virtual or Face to Face Summer School. Up to two credits or four semester-long classes can be made up for free. Failure to make up failed classes may result in retention in the present grade (not getting promoted) and not graduating on time.
For more information on Summer Learning, please see the link below.

A Mock SAT or ACT test will be given on Saturday, May 21st, at the Best in Class Education Center location in Johns Creek or Milton centers, starting at 12:00 noon and completing at 3:15 pm. A private consultation will follow this test to discuss improving your score. The test costs $40, and participants will receive a $50 voucher toward any Best of Class college test prep offerings.
For more information, email chrisr@bicedu.com or call 678-332-2100. To register, visit Test in Class.
11th Grade Bridge Bill Requirement
Various reminder emails and notes have been sent to students who have still not completed the 11th Grade Bridge Bill Activities required by the State of Georgia. All juniors must log into Naviance by accessing Classlink, then under "Important To-Dos and Task", complete the four activities listed below:
- Complete SuperMatch College Search and save at least three colleges to your Naviance account
- Complete the Dual Enrollment Survey
- Complete the Workforce Development Survey
Please see a counselor if you need help. These tasks need to be completed by May 25, 2022.
Class of 2023 - Senior Portraits
Attention seniors, parents, and guardians, it is now time to schedule your senior portraits through Cady! You must have your portrait taken by Cady to be in the yearbook. Take advantage of the limited-time promotion to receive a free scene when you schedule your session before the end of June.
Home Connections
Social and Emotional Resources - Home Connections
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if you or someone you know is in crisis, please call the Georgia Crisis and Access Line at 1-800-715-4225, call 911.