The Cambridge International Program is officially up and running at Siegel High School! This is a big step in our journey toward becoming a Cambridge International School, which means our curriculum will align with Cambridge International Education, a globally respected program known for its rigorous, skills-based approach and its recognition by universities worldwide.

Students can currently take Computer Science, Thinking Skills, and General Paper, and more courses are on the way, including Global Perspectives & Research and Spanish, with Psychology and Sports and Physical Education to follow soon after.

Walk into Mr. Raybon's freshman classroom on the right day, and you might catch a town hall meeting in full swing. Hands go up, students build on each other's ideas, ask genuine questions, and gently push back when something doesn't add up.

Down the hall, Mr. Cochran and Mrs. Dillard's students are diving into our new Computer Science course, one of the first Cambridge classes offered at Siegel. Students participate in problem-based learning and gaming strategies while preparing for the international exam.

Join us at Parent Academy on Thursday, November 12 , where we will share more about all things Siegel, including the Cambridge program, what to expect, and how to decide whether it's the right fit for your child. We hope to see you there!