The Cambridge Program Overview
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FINAL 2024 AICE/Cambridge Exam Schedule for GHS
Alachua County Public School Magnet OfficeCongratulations to our 2024 National Merit Scholarship Semifinalists!
Cadien Archer
Maheer Bansari
Peter Blay
Kyle Choe
Kathleen Ferrer
Ellee Guin
Carl Jury
Katelinn Kochtan
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Congratulations to Stella Sumerlin!
Stella was elected President of the Florida Association of Student Councils for the 2024/2025 school year.
Congratulations to Hamza Khan and Abhith Kasala!
Hamza (GHS Cambridge Freshman!) placed first in the senior plant science section of the 2024 regional science fair held 2/12 at the O'Connell Center.
At the "Alachua Regional Science & Engineering Fair 2024 Competition" on February 8th at Lincoln Middle School, Abhith clinched the First Place award in the Senior Division within the Earth and Environmental Sciences Category. Adding to this success, Abhith was honored with the prestigious Best in Show award. His outstanding research and performance not only earned him this accolade but also secured a spot for him at the "Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair" (ISEF) in Los Angeles in May 2024.
Class of 2023 GHS Cambridge Students
Cambridge at GHS
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As a Cambridge International Center, Gainesville High School offers Florida BEST Standards with added rigor. Our goal is to increase students' ability and interest in being independent life-long learners. The students engage in collaborative learning that promotes critical thinking and integrates technology. They learn to communicate their ideas confidently through written and oral expression as they find solutions to problems and examine texts of history and literature.
Our school is a Cambridge International School, registered to offer education programs from Cambridge Assessment International Education, part of the University of Cambridge. We are proud to be part of the world’s largest international community of schools, preparing students for life with Cambridge qualifications that are valued by universities and employers around the world.
The Cambridge Pathway gives students a clear path for educational success. We shape its curriculum around how our students learn with a wide range of subjects and flexible ways to offer them. Our programs inspire students to love learning, helping them discover new abilities and a wider world.
Students who successfully engage in the Cambridge program at GHS have been equally successful in pursuing higher education. Cambridge students have an opportunity to earn a Cambridge diploma, with a 98% success rate at GHS. Our students have attended the University of Florida, Harvard University, Yale University, Stanford University, among many other prestigious institutions for higher learning. The majority of the nation’s colleges are awarding students with advanced standing and academic credit for Cambridge examinations passed. In the state of Florida, all students passing Cambridge examinations are granted up to 45 hours of college credit at all public universities and colleges, and the state’s Bright Futures program recognizes AICE (Cambridge) diploma recipients with the Bright Futures scholarship (currently worth approximately $30,000).
We are proud to be a Cambridge Demonstration Center.
Please send us an email: ghscambridge@gm.sbac.edu if you have questions about the program.
Important Links
- Cambridge Learner Attributes
- 10 Reasons to choose the Cambridge pathway
- Alachua County Science Fair Information
- Bombs Away! Mr. Watts' Egg Drop at UF
- Cambridge Assessment International Education
- CIE Online Recognition Search
- College Planning Guide
- Dates and Deadlines
- Diploma Requirements
- Exam Results and Transcripts
- Leading Learning with the Cambridge Program
- Magnet Applications Process
- National Honor Society
- Success in the U.S.
- Teaching and Learning in the Cambridge Program
- Why do some of the world’s top universities, including Yale and Harvard, rate Cambridge International so highly?
Cambridge Learner Awards!
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HIGHEST MARK IN THE USA, JUNE 2023 Exam Series
Nate Collier
Nathan Collier (AICE A-Level Physics)
Jack Foran (AICE AS-Level Mathematics)
Cambridge Scholars with Distinction (3 or more A grades on June 2023 Cambridge exams)
C. Shea and W. Thomas
Charlotte Shea
Jack Foran
Vicky Jung
William Thomas
Cambridge Scholars with Merit (3 or more B grades on June 2023 Cambridge exams)
Abigail Zeman Miner
Adeline Schmidt
Aimee Hsu
Akshara Sisodia
Avi Lorenzini Kelly
Brinkley Kinsell
Christopher Carroll
Colin Wycoff
Dane Holder
Daniel Brown
David Cagle
Ellee Guin
Harold Bishop
Haven Copeland
Jackson O'Neill
Jacob Callaway
Katelinn Kochtan
Madeleine Bledsoe
Madeleine Brown
Mathilde Wuthrich
Max Caldwell
Nicholas Hirsch
Reese Michael
Resli Ward
Ryleigh Peyer
Simona German
William Behringer
William McDaniel
Yoo-Shin Koh
Cambridge Scholars (3 or more C grades on June 2023 Cambridge exams):
Alexandra Maze
Austin Quesenberry
Ava Gleason
Ayodele Olutola
Bailey Diem
Beatrice Lodolo Fiorani
Cadien Archer
Carli Sarmiento
Charles Ye
Chase Oyenarte
Chloe Hebblethewaite
Claire Rotchford
Clare Cavallari
Colin Frank
Colleen Anderson
Colton Kelly
Cormac Davis
Elijah Witt
Ella Monck
Giselle Anchors
Haley McGill
Hayden Veras
Jailynn Ray
Jaivik Patel
Jake Qiu
Jasmine Ver Bust
Joshua Morison
Karter Thorpe
Katherine Canev
Kaya Suvajdzic
Kirsten Acuna
Laura Shelnutt
Lena Larsen Bourdeau
Lily Carlson
Lisa Pulkkinen
Lucy Stanton
Melanie Schlaefli
Michelle Han
Oscar Conklin
Peter Blay
Rishi Patel
Shadia Helal
Steven Kinsell
Tyler Baughtman
Tyler Guarino
Wesley Melker
Zachary Prater
Contact Us
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Jeannie Dupler
Cambridge Coordinator
Email: duplerrjMallory Becker
Assistant Principal, Curriculum
Email: beckermkPlease send us an email: ghscambridge if you have questions about the program.