Cedarburg High School Alumnus, John Armbruster has passed away. He was announced dead on Friday, June 21, 2024 through a social media publication released by Cedarburg High School Class of 1970. John Armbruster died, causing a massive shockwave amongst the community members of Cedarburg, WI as well as friends, loved ones and old friends from Cedarburg High School who had since expressed their grief after the news of his death was released.
According to reports, John Armbruster was 72 years at the time of this death on the 20th of June, 2024. The general public is urged to keep in family in their prayers seeing how this is a difficult time for them. John Armbruster obituary will be released in due time.
Funeral Arrangements
Thursday, June 27, 2024, at 6:30 PM, St. Francis Borgia North Catholic Church, 1375 Covered Bridge Road, Cedarburg, will host a Mass of Christian Burial. The Church Cemetery will be the place of interment. The church will be open for visitation on Thursday from 2:30 PM until 6:15 PM. We accept donations to the Ozaukee Co. Special Olympics or any other charity in instead of flowers.
Cedarburg High School
In Cedarburg, Wisconsin, there is a public high school called Cedarburg High School (CHS). Art, business and information technology, engineering/technology education, English, family and consumer education, foreign language, health, mathematics, music, physical education, science, social studies, and special education are among the thirteen departments that Cedarburg High School offers courses in. The institution offers instruction in French, German, and Spanish among other foreign languages. There were 22 available AP courses as of 2015.
The grounds of the school have grown on multiple occasions since the completion of the present structure in 1956. A project featuring multiple basketball courts, a field house with a 160-meter track, and an eight-lane swimming pool with a diving well was finished in 2002. The football stadium and outdoor track underwent renovations during the 2006–07 school year. An eight-lane synthetic track and a 3,500-seat stadium were built. The majority of the money needed for this repair came from private donations from the Cedarburg Athletic Booster Club. For team practices, the school has more than ten acres of irrigated space set aside.
