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Choice B2 - Tuesday - Friday

Media Center is closed Wednesday - Friday for testing

Anime is a style of animation that originated in Japan. It is often characterized by distinctive art styles, including big eyes, bright colors, and expressive characters.

Anime has gained such significant global popularity that it has become a mainstream phenomenon impacting international pop culture.

Fun Facts:

Longest Running: "Sazae San," has over 7400 episodes

Most Popular: “Jujutsu Kaisen“ recently named by Guinness World Records

Strongest Character: Saitama, the hero of “One-Punch Man” who defeats any opponent with a single punch

First Anime to win an Academy Award: “Spirited Away” by Studio Ghibli

What is your favorite anime?

If you need help registering for your online class, visit Online Learning Options > Registration for step-by-step directions for FVS and GAVS. If you have questions, you can stop by Bridge West for assistance.

High School Summer Learning allows students to accelerate or recover credits between school years. For more information, view the attached flyer or visit Fulton County Summer Learning.

Interact Meeting in Room 2811 on Thursday, April 17th during B2. Please make every effort to attend as we will have guests from the Rotary Club of North Fulton.

The Interact Club is hosting a Rise Against Hunger food packing event on Tuesday, April 22 directly after school in the cafeteria. Students can earn 2 hours of service credit for any club or organization. See Mrs. Alexander in Room 2811 with questions.

GiGi's Playhouse Atlanta bEquals MOVIE EVENT - Global Youth Service Day

provides programming for individuals with Down syndrome at no cost. This is in conjunction with Global Youth Service Day and The Hershey Company and we need 50 volunteers ages 10-25 to help volunteer with our friends from GiGi's in a fun environment! We will socialize, watch a movie and enjoy snacks.

Location: Broadwell Pavilion, 12615 Broadwell Rd., Milton, GA 30004

Date: Saturday, April 26

Time: 12-2pm

Sign Up:

We’ve got grr-eat news for our bear family! Huntington Learning Center, one of Cambridge High School’s proud PTSA Community and Business Partners, is offering an unbeatable chance to sharpen those claws for the ACT, PSAT, and SAT this spring!

As an All-Year Tutoring Den, Huntington is rolling out discounted test prep for just $95 — that’s nearly half off the regular $195 value. But wait, it gets bear-ter: for every student who signs up, 50% of the fee comes right back to Cambridge!

That means you’re not just prepping for top scores — you’re also helping the school grow stronger. Talk about a win-bear-win!

Let’s show that Cambridge Bears don’t just hibernate — we dominate! Sign up, study smart, and help support our school in the process. It’s time to bear down and rise up!

April 21, 2025 at 6:00 PM

Please click on this link to sign up: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C094AA8AA22A0F8C34-56046930-eagle

Any current sophomores or juniors who are interested in serving as CLAWS mentors for the 25-26 school year need to apply through Canvas by Friday, April 18th. Details are in the Cambridge Headlines and on signage in the Social Studies Hall. See Ms. Alexander in room 2811 with any questions.

Cambridge Students are not allowed to park at any of the neighboring parking lots or streets. This includes Milton Police & Fire Departments, Publix shopping center, and nearby neighborhoods. Parking on campus, for Seniors and select Juniors, is ONLY available with a permit. Students are NOT permitted to park in the lot in front of the building as faculty/staff, visitors, and substitute teachers have reserved parking spaces in that area. Towing a vehicle parked without permission will be at the discretion of the property owner.

Seniors:
Seniors will turn in their devices on May 13th in the Media Center during their 4th or 5th period lunch. Seniors who have AP exams or need devices for recovery will turn in their device on May 14th, 15th, or 16th to allow them use for academic purposes.

Seniors who do not turn in their device by May 16th will be subject to device fines and will not receive their graduation tickets until all fines have been paid or school property returned.

Underclassman:
All 9 – 11 grade students will return their school-issued devices on May 15th through their English classes. The only exceptions for device return will be for student who need their device for recovery, making up work, or AP exams; students in those situations will return their device to the Media Center by May 22nd. Students who do not turn in their device are subject to device fines. The district is taking over the device fine process and this could result in a referral to collections if not paid before the end of the school year.

At this time, it is unclear as to whether students taking summer classes will be allowed to keep their devices. We reserve the right to amend the plan above, as needed, for possible summer school needs.

Graduation Package (including cap and gown)

Seniors, please ensure all the pieces are there: gown, cap, stole, and tassel. We do not have extra caps, gowns, stoles, and tassels; please ensure your graduation pieces are secure. As a tradition, graduation caps are not to be decorated.

If you did not pick up your Graduation Package during yesterday's distribution, please do so as soon as possible from Bridge East.

Honor Cords

Eligible students who purchased an Honor Cord before March 27 received their cord with their graduation package.

Seniors who are eligible and have not purchased their Honor Cord can do so at the link below. Once purchased, cords can be picked up in Bridge East.

Honor Cord Payment

Tickets

Tickets for the graduation ceremony are required, and seniors will receive fourteen (14) tickets each. Families are encouraged to work within the community to obtain tickets that other families may not use if additional tickets are needed. Tickets will be distributed to seniors after the mandatory graduation rehearsal on May 16, at 4:00 pm, in Cambridge High School theater.

• Senior Final Assessments for seniors are on Monday, May 12 and 13.
• Senior Devices must be turned in by May 13.
• We will hold a senior parent meeting at 6:00 p.m. on Tuesday, May 13, in the Cambridge Theater.
• The last day for Seniors is Friday, May 16.

• The Mandatory Graduation Rehearsal and Senior Dinner are Friday, May 16, 4:00 - 7:00 p.m. Seniors will receive their tickets after the rehearsal.
• The Class of 2025 Baccalaureate (parent-sponsored event) will be held at Stonecreek Church on Sunday, May 18, 2025, at 4:00 pm. For more information.
• The Cambridge High School Class of 2025 will graduate at Ameris Bank Amphitheater on Monday, May 19, at 2:00 pm.

Additional venue information (including parking and ADA), senior walks, and events will be sent out as soon as they are finalized through student announcements (Cambridge Headlines), the parent weekly newsletter, and posted to Students & Families > Seniors and Graduation. or through the feature on the front of our website: www.cambridgehs.org.

Mark your calendars for the Graduation Rehearsal and Senior Dinner. The rehearsal is an important and mandatory informational session where instructions on where to go and what to expect at graduation will be reviewed. Graduation tickets will be distributed after the meeting in the theater, and dinner will be held in the cafeteria.

Friday, May 16, 2025

4:00 pm

Theater and Cafeteria

RSVP Google Form

For questions, contact:

Beth Fletcher at bethfletch@gmail.com

Paige Kelly at paige2th@yahoo.com

Time to order graduation announcements! For more information see, and click, on the ad below.

Words of Comfort Ministries, Inc. (WOC) is a 501(c) 3 non-profit organization. Through its scholarship fund, WOC provides $1,000 in financial assistance to outstanding male or female African-American students residing in the state of Georgia who plan to attend an accredited four-year college or university of their choice within the US. In addition, the Marvin Lee Daniels 982nd Signal Command ROTC Scholarship will be awarded to students who plan to pursue their normal academic studies and coursework in the ROTC. The completed application packet (required forms) can be located on WOC's website at www.wocministries.com. The deadline is May 16, 2025.

Should you have any questions, contact Victoria Clay Wright, Scholarship Coordinator, at vclaywright@gmail.com or 404-964-1124, or Dr. Gayle Daniels, Founder, at gayledaniels@wocministries.com or 678-400-5171.

This seminar will help students explore how media and art influence interpretations of history while engaging in a collaborative research project! Students will learn through exhibit exploration, hear from guest experts, and share in a reception following the seminar's conclusion. Rising Juniors and Seniors are invited to register; attendees will receive a certificate of completion. This seminar will take place June 9—13, 2025, at Atlanta History Center’s Midtown Campus.
For more information.

Model Atlanta Regional Commission (MARC) is a program for students who are concerned about traffic congestion, air pollution, affordable housing, protection of greenspace, or the needs of older adults and want to join other outstanding metro Atlanta teens who are working to bring about change in our community. The program is free and for rising 10th and 11th graders interested in promoting change in metro Atlanta.

To apply visit Atlanta Regional Commission and follow the link, or contact marc@atlantaregional.org if you need a paper version. Applications are due by Friday, May 2, 2025, and space is limited. If you have questions, contact Antemil Jorkey at 470.378.1575 or ajorkey@atlantaregional.org