From the Dean of Students
Blake Schwarz
As a school, Cambridge is primarily focused on the intellectual preparation of our students, but our mission of academic discipleship is not confined to the classroom. Whether it is on the athletic field or in the art studio, on the stage or at a social event, our goal is to create an environment where students can use their various talents for the glory of God and grow in community with one another.
Seniors repeatedly say during their exit interviews that the thing they most like about Cambridge is the sense of unity that develops in their class over the years. We believe that a caring faculty with small class sizes coupled with our events and programs help foster this sense of companionship.
I believe that service plays a vital role in developing a sense of community. We strongly encourage students to get involved in the various leadership opportunities on campus from tutoring and mentoring younger students to planning events, but these on-campus opportunities are only the beginning of the service and involvement of our students. The student leadership teams plan and organize various service projects for their peers to participate in as they serve our greater community. It is through these projects and events that we hope to shape these young men and women committed to serving the Lord through their interactions with the people around them.
