Cambridge Program

Cambridge International program has proven to prepare students for life after high school through its curriculum that is both rigorous and recognized internationally. Cambridge is an international program that is student-centered and develops the student to become confident, responsible, reflective innovative, and engaged. Cambridge qualifications open doors for learners to be accepted at the world’s best universities. They are recognized by leading universities and employers around the world as evidence of academic ability. By choosing Cambridge you will be giving your child a solid foundation for achieving high levels of academic and personal attainment.

Broward County Public Schools offers Cambridge Programs in the following schools:

Elementary Schools

Middle Schools

High Schools

Blanche Ely
Boyd Anderson HS
Coconut Creek HS
Cooper City HS
Coral Glades HS
Coral Springs HS
Cypress Bay HS
Deerfield Beach HS
Everglades HS
Flanagan HS
Ft. Lauderdale HS
Hallandale HS
Hollywood Hills HS
Marjory Stoneman Douglas
McArthur HS
Miramar HS
Monarch HS
Northeast HS
Nova HS
Piper HS
Plantation HS
Pompano Beach HS
South Broward HS
South Plantation HS
Stranahan HS
J.P. Taravella HS
West Broward
Western HS

K-8 Schools

6-12 Schools

Highlights

AICE Diploma Scholar Awards

AICE Diploma with Distinction

Awarded to students with a score of 360 points or above. The maximum Diploma score is 420 points.

AICE Diploma with Merit

Awarded to students with between 250 and 359 points.

AICE Diploma at Pass level

Awarded to students with between 140 and 249 points.

For more information on the AICE Diploma awards, visit: Cambridge AICE Diploma qualification (cambridgeinternational.org)

Cambridge AICE Diploma

The Cambridge AICE Diploma requires learners to study a compulsory core subject, Cambridge AS Level Global Perspectives & Research, with Cambridge AS & A Level subjects drawn from three curriculum areas: mathematics and science (Group 1), languages (Group 2), and arts and humanities (Group 3). There is the option to study interdisciplinary subjects (Group 4). Seven courses are the minimum requirement for the AICE Diploma.

For more information in AICE Diploma curriculum, visit: Cambridge AICE Diploma curriculum (cambridgeinternational.org)

Students who earn the AICE Diploma and complete 100 hours of community service can receive the highest Florida Bright Futures Scholarship without meeting a SAT or ACT minimum score.

For more information on Bright Futures Scholarship, visit: Bright Futures Student Handbook (floridastudentfinancialaidsg.org)

Contact Information

Bob Mckinney

Instructional Facilitator