At Cambridge Academy, high school is both a beginning of the end and an end of the beginning. These four years represent a culmination of all that each student, faculty member, and parent has invested in each individual's life. Our young men and women are expected to develop personal discipline, refine their critical thinking skills, and assume leadership roles throughout the school. During the course of Upper School, each student will experience the struggle of a difficult journey but be rewarded with the exhilaration of success.
To accomplish this goal, a student's core classes are taught at an Honors level by faculty members, most of whom have decades of experience in the classroom. All classes are taught from the perspective of a college-level course, and, beginning in 11th grade, students will receive college and high school credits in many of their courses. Our juniors and seniors also have the ability to take classes at either Lander University or Piedmont Tech.
As a student's Cambridge career ends on the evening diplomas are awarded, the journey of their adult life is beginning, and we believe that each of our graduates is well prepared for the path our new alums will choose.
Upper School Curriculum