Confident in working with information and ideas – their own and those of others
Responsible for themselves, responsive to and respectful of others
Reflective as students, developing their ability to learn
Innovative and equipped for new and future challenges
Engaged intellectually and socially, ready to make a difference.
Cambridge Academies

We are proud to be part of the world’s largest international community of schools.
Cambridge Assessment International Education prepares students for life, helping them develop an informed curiosity and a lasting passion for life-long learning.

Questions About Cambridge Testing?
Videos for Registration
Check out our Cambridge Videos page for a collection of helpful videos and other content created for upcoming students, made by the students and staff in our Cambridge program:
Cambridge Feedback Form
Leave your feedback! Our Cambridge program is designed to engage students with learning experiences that challenge their abilities in order to grow into critical thinkers, ready for the world.

6 Cambridge Schools
Cambridge Academy curriculum can be found at all levels throughout our district: preschool through to graduation.

65 Cambridge Teachers
Our teachers who teach Cambridge classes are enthusiastic and exceptional; allowing Cambridge students every opportunity to excel.

5 Levels of Cambridge
Our district contains five levels of Cambridge curriculum:
CEY(120 Students), Primary (338 Students), Lower Secondary (741 Students), Upper Secondary/IGCSE (299 Students), and Advanced, AS/A (302 Students)

1,447 Cambridge Students
Cambridge students are composed of:
989 Extended Students
458 Core Students

79 Cambridge Program Earners
This includes:
74 GCD Earners
5 AICE Earners

122 Seniors in Cambridge
We are proud of our Cambridge seniors!
Cambridge students are at both Lee Williams High School and Kingman high School.
The Cambridge Stole
A Cambridge student must meet the following criteria in order to wear a Cambridge Stole at Commencements. The KHS or LWHS student must:
be a senior who completes a full Cambridge course (EX: AS Econ, AS Global Perspectives, AS Literature, AS Language, AS or A Physics, AS Mathematics, AS General Paper)
have three or more years in Cambridge (with at least 6 Cambridge classes on schedule),
be in good academic standing (No Ds or Fs in Cambridge classes),
students must also sit for at least one exam for three years
and/or a Grand Canyon Diploma qualifier.
Math Placement Tests
A note about Math Placement: All Cambridge 8th graders will take the Math Placement Exam in middle school at the end of the year in May. Students who achieve the designated cut score will be placed in IGCSE YR 2 and receive IGCSE YR 1 for credit only. Otherwise, the student will be placed in IGCSE YR 1.
(Important Note: ‘CR’ is not necessarily recognized by colleges or universities. Only letter grades are. A student must have four credits with a letter grade for math to apply to post-secondary institutions without deficiency.)
Cambridge Program | School | Contact |
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Cambridge Early Years (CEY) | Little Explorers Early Learning Center | Kayla Hilderbrand, |
Lower Secondary - Grades 6, 7, 8 | Kingman Middle School | Wallis Alexander, |
White Cliffs Middle School | Jen Coggins, | |
Black Mountain School (No Application Needed) | Debra Kelly, | |
Upper Secondary (IGCSE) - Grades 9 & 10 Advances (AS/A) - Grades 11 & 12 | Kingman High School | Danael Suttle, |
Lee Williams High School | Jay Hadden, Cambridge Department Chair |
Our Cambridge Teachers