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Woodcrest students watching playground process
Referendum Projects Taking Shape!
Woodcrest Elementary students are excited for their new playground, as is evidenced by those who watched the installation process during recess on September 24!
Dr. Morton recently hosted A. Russell Knight Elementary School student artists and their families at the Lewis Administration Building, so they could see their art hanging in the Superintendent's office.
Dr. Morton Welcomes Artists from Knight Elementary

Dr. Morton recently hosted A. Russell Knight Elementary School student artists and their families at the Lewis Administration Building, so they could see their art hanging in the Superintendent's office.

5th grade students at Paine Elementary participate in %22getting to know you%22 project
Connecting in the Classroom
Paine Elementary students in Ms. Koekemoer's 5th grade class on September 5 wrote as many things as they could find in common with each other on index cards. Then, they used the index cards to build towers as tall as they could!
Mascots Westley and Crimson high-fiving
WE Thank the Cherry Hill Community for Your Support!
WE thank the Cherry Hill community for your support of the CHPS Bond Referendum! Work continues... See our progress updates on our Cherry Hill Tomorrow page of this website!
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Cherry Hill Public Schools Prioritizing Mental Health
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February is Black History Month

February is Black History Month. Celebrate with Cherry Hill Public Schools as we highlight and honor the success stories and impact of African Americans.

Message from the Superintendent and BOE President

Dear Cherry Hill Public Schools Community,

Over the past few days, the district has received several questions regarding the recent executive orders signed by President Trump. At this time, we do not yet have complete information about how these actions may impact our district, our students, or our community.

As we continue to closely monitor the situation, our top priority will always be the well-being and success of every student. We remain committed to fostering a safe, supportive, and inclusive environment for all our students while also recognizing our responsibilities under the law.

The district continues to follow all guidelines and guidance provided by the New Jersey Department of Education (NJDOE) as we work to address these evolving circumstances. We understand that this uncertainty may be unsettling, and we will share information as soon as additional details become available.

We deeply appreciate your patience, cooperation, and trust as we work together to support our community, especially our students, during this time. Should you have immediate concerns or questions, please reach out to your child’s principal. 

Thank you for your continued partnership.

Sincerely,

Mrs. Gina Winters

Dr. Kwame R. Morton, Sr.

President - Board of Education   

Superintendent of Schools

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