Please review the attached flier to make sure you are aware of when/how to return your school-issued Chromebook and charger.
AJ is driven by a desire to succeed and serve as an inspiration to those around him. "I’m excited about chasing my dreams and showing others there's always a way out," he shared. Whether he’s under a welding hood or behind the wheel, AJ is focused on working hard and paving his own way.
While he’s looking forward to his career, he’s leaving Cummings with a major milestone: being crowned Prom King! 👑
Congratulations, AJ! We can’t wait to see you conquer the road ahead. 🛠️🚛
The Alamance-Burlington School System is updating its transportation software to a new platform. With the implementation of the new software, any student who would like to receive transportation to or from school during the 2026-2027 school year will need to submit their information to opt into transportation.
Use the form linked below to submit your request. If you do not complete this form before June 5, 2026, you will not be guaranteed transportation when school begins in August. No current year information will be used to populate next year’s bus riders.
2026-2027 Transportation Request Form
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd7ZrBW6hCXkbJRstP6AsvAU667gShGqcAOAbLqmbaqov-kUA/viewform
Summer School will run June 9th - 25th from 8:30am-12pm. We will not meet on Fridays. Your student will only need to be here until they complete the courses they need to recover. No transportation or lunch will be provided. Summer School is only for students that failed a core class (math, science, social studies, or English) during the 25-26 school year. We do not offer original credit courses during Summer School. Please complete the form below to register your student.
Good Afternoon Cavaliers,
Please see the updated testing schedule at the link below:
It has also been added as a tab on our main webpage.
Thank you!
On National School Principals' Day, we celebrate the leaders who go above and beyond to support our students, empower our staff, and strengthen our community every single day.
ABEC: Hannah Dalton (English) and Emma Gryniewski (Natural Science)
CHS: Mackenzii Walker (Social Science)
GHS: Jaziyah Johnson (English)
SAHS: Brody Clark, Alexander Parsons, and Matthew Furmage (Natural Science)
SEAHS: Rhiane Bumanlag (Social Science); Elizabeth Ricks (Natural Science); Misheel Tamir (Visual Art); and Joel Varughese (Mathematics)
WAHS: Grace Barrier (English)
WWHS: Caroline Conner (Social Science) and Grace Emehel (Visual Art)
If you are exempt from all exams or were taking only ACC classes, please return your Chromebook when your last class is done.
Mark your calendars as we will have our next Title I Parent Engagement opportunity on Thursday, April 30th from 4:30pm to 6pm with our Face-to-Face Parent Conferences and Science Fair. Come meet with your child’s teacher to find out what they are learning in class and what they need to work on to be successful. Also, visit our science fair to check out the amazing projects our students have been working on. We will have additional parent resources available, and food is on a first come first serve basis.
Let’s rally around one of our own—Amara, a hardworking Cavalier junior, has earned an incredible opportunity to study in Japan this summer and expand her academic and cultural horizons. As a fellow member of the Cavalier community, your support can help make her dream a reality—every donation brings her one step closer!
Check the comments for her GoFundMe website.
Congratulations to our very own Mackenzii Walker for being selected to attend the NC Governor's School during the summer of 2026 in the area of Social Science! We are so proud of you, and you are truly Second to None!
High school students — this is your final reminder to sign up for the ASVAB test this school year!
🗓 Deadline to register: March 20
📝 Test Date: March 25
⚠️ Important: You CANNOT sign up on test day, so make sure you register before the deadline!
Not sure what you want to do after high school? 🤔
The ASVAB isn’t just for students interested in the military. This test helps you discover:
✔️ Careers that match your interests
✔️ Skills you're naturally good at
✔️ Possible career paths you may not have considered
If you’re feeling unsure about your future or just want some direction, this test can help point you in the right direction! 🎯
❓ Have questions? Send Ms. Farmer an email at Rhonda_Farmer@abss.k12.nc.us
👉 Sign up using the Google Form linked in your Class of Canvas page.
We are looking for community and business volunteers to serve as Interview Judges for an upcoming student career readiness event at Cummings High School! 🎤📄
Every Cummings Career Management and English IV student will create a resume for an entry-level job and participate in a mock interview with a community or business professional. The goal of this experience is to help students practice real-world interview skills while preparing for future job, scholarship, and college interviews. 🎓💼
⏱ Time Commitment:
Each interview will last 7–10 minutes per student.
📝 What You’ll Do as an Interview Judge:
• Ask two required general interview questions provided to you
• Choose at least two additional questions from a provided list based on the student’s resume
• Provide students with a realistic interview experience and encouraging feedback
Your participation will make a huge impact by helping students gain confidence, practice professional communication, and experience what a real interview feels like. 🌟
If you are interested in volunteering as an Interview Judge, please sign up using this link.
Juniors, you should report directly to your testing room. All testing rooms are located on the back hallway of the third floor (from Ms. Tamba's room to Mrs. Milton's room).
Be on time! Be prepared! #SecondToNone
