ESA makes history with first Cambridge AICE Diploma recipients
Six Elite Scholars Academy students have made Georgia education history, becoming the first in the state to earn Cambridge Advanced International Certificate of Education (AICE) Diplomas. “The achievement marks a major milestone for the Clayton County public school system and its commitment to preparing students not just for college, but for success in a rapidly changing world,” an Oct. 29 press release from Cambridge read. Cambridge International Education (Cambridge) — part of the University of Cambridge, — provides rigorous, college-level courses rooted in critical thinking, deep knowledge, global perspectives and real-world relevance. The Cambridge AICE Diploma requires students to complete advanced coursework and examinations across a range of subjects, including mathematics and science, languages, and arts and humanities. Students must also complete Cambridge International AS Level Global Perspectives & Research, which develops their ability to research and analyze competing viewpoints. Colleges and universities across the U.S., Georgia and the world recognize Cambridge qualifications. Successful completion of courses and examinations can lead to college credit and placement at colleges and universities throughout the state of Georgia, and the nation, including all Ivy league schools. The Elite Scholars Academy students receiving the Cambridge AICE Diploma are: — Mayra Angel. — Xuan Nhi
