1. East Lee County High School Cambridge A.I.C.E PROGRAM
Advanced International Certificate of Education

2. Objectives What is the Cambridge AICE Program?
The Cambridge AICE Diploma Advantage
AICE Diploma Course Progression
Requirements to earn the AICE Diploma
Eligibility of the Cambridge AICE Diploma student
Questions?

3. What is Cambridge AICE?
An international, pre-university program developed by the University of Cambridge in England
Examinations have been offered for over 50 years in more than 160 countries and 12,000 schools (including 89 HS in Florida)
AICE first offered in the US in 1995, and officially adopted in Florida in 2001

4. Focus of AICE High academic standards
Flexibility to pursue areas of interest and strengths
-Cambridge students may be enrolled in an Academy and AVID
Students Build College Ready Skills
Learning Skills
Critical Thinking Skills
Problem Solving Skills

5. CAMBRIDGE ADVANTAGES Flexible path to an AICE diploma
Students achieving the AICE diploma, along with 100 hours of community service, earn the top level of the Bright Futures Scholarship to any Florida University
Successfully completing the Cambridge Curriculum could provide up to 45 hours of college credit

6. Bright Future’s Scholarship
Earning the AICE Diploma and completing 100 Community Service hours guarantees your child will earn the highest award possible- Florida Academic Scholarship
As of 2017, this covers 100% tuition and applicable fees, and $300 for both fall and spring semesters for additional education expenses.

7. CAMBRIDGE AICE CLASSES RECOGNIZED BY OVER 500 COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES
Amherst Brown Columbia Cornell Dartmouth Duke Georgetown Georgia Tech Harvard John Hopkins MIT Northwestern Princeton Rice Stanford Yale University of California, Berkley
ALL Florida Colleges & Universities
CIE Recognition Page -

8. High School Diploma Equivalent
The only diploma programs which fulfills a State high school diploma option are those offered by Cambridge and International Baccalaureate.

9. AICE Exams are taken at the end of each AICE course in May/June.
Pre-AICE course carries the same weight as Honors (.02)
*Pre-AICE coursework prepares student for AICE course.
AICE Exams are taken at the end of each AICE course in May/June.
Pre-AICE Math 1 = Algebra 1 H
Pre-AICE Math 2 = Geometry H
Pre-AICE Math 3 = Algebra 2 H

10. What is the difference between an AS Level course and an A Level course?
An AS Level course is designed to be one year of study culminating with the examination in May/June and will earn one credit toward the AICE Diploma.
An A Level course is designed to be the second of two years of study. The A Level exam earns a second credit toward the AICE Diploma.

11. How do I earn the AICE Diploma?

12. AICE Diploma Requirements:
---students must pass a total of seven tests with a minimum of one test passed in Math & Science, one test passed in Languages, one test passed in Humanities, and one test passed in Core categories (Global Perspectives). *May be used to meet the requirement for Math & Science or Humanities, but not both categories.

13. Requirements for Admissions to the Cambridge AICE Program
Cumulative Unweighted GPA of 3.0 or above
Grade 7/8 FSA ELA –Level 3 or above
Grade 7/8 FSA Math –Level 3 or above

14. Cambridge AICE Program Application Process & Timeline

15. Advanced High School Programs of Study Application – IB/AICE
Documents to submit:
Advanced High School Programs of Study Application – IB/AICE
Copy of semester one report card ( ), both sides
Copy of Student Enrollment zone application receipt; online confirmation, or Sibling assignment Letter eId=
Application and documents due to school by February 1st
-mail/ /fax to ELCHS Cambridge Coordinator, Carolyn Hutto

16. FAQs…. What support will students receive?
All Cambridge students will be enrolled in AVID to
support them with rigorous coursework.
After school tutoring with AICE Teachers - Cambridge Study Tables
Can my child also be enrolled in one of the other academies at East Lee County High School?
Yes, this is encouraged.
Is there time for students to participate in clubs, sports, community service?
Yes, time management is the key.

17. Questions?

18. Questions?
For individual questions, Carolyn Hutto