A Caring Community of Learners
Creating a learning environment to foster the ideals of Respect, Responsibility, and Citizenship.
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MAY:ECHO ALEXANDER
Echo, our Student Council president, HAS SHINED ACADEMICALLY, AS WELL AS BEHAVIORALLY, PERSONIFYING OUR CORE VALUES of rescpect, responsibility, citizenship, and service to others in every way.
Echo CONSISTENTLY works to improve upon our program, and encourage other students to work to their highest potential, particularly during this difficult time in their education. Echo is a true role model for present and future students.
APRIL: ALEX AMIRI
Alex has emerged as an extremely diligent worker. He is committed to obtaining optimal grades during this unique time in education. Alex is committed to completing every online assignment as thoroughly as possible.
Alex has shown tremendous responsibility and growth. His determination and drive to succeed under these circumstances is admirable.
MARCH: SAM TRACY
Sam has become an extremely hard working student. He is committed to attaining good grades during this unique time. He completes his online assignments as thoroughly as possible. Sam's persevernace to graduate under these extenuating circumstances is commendable. During this time, he has truly embraced our core values of respect and responsiblilty.
Sofia is an exemplary student in our program. She shines academically and leads through example by personifying our core values, of respect. responsibility, and citizenship. She is dedicated participant in our service learning programs. Sofia creates positivity among her peers, goes above and beyond what is asked of her. She assists staff and peers without hesitation. We are beyond fortunate to work with Sofia
Colin is an extremely hard working student, who is committed to his academics and acting as an asset to his classmates. Colin's extraordinary manners, kind smile, outstanding attendance brightens up every classroom in the alternative high school. His determination and investment in our core values will take him far.
Christina is an extremely hard working student. New to our program this year, Christina has excelled academically as well as behaviorally, personifying our core values of respect, responsibility, and citizenship. Christina consistently displays extraordinary manners and a kind smile, bringing joy to each of her classes, teachers, and her peers.
De'Sean is an extremely hard working student, who is committed to graduating in June and acting as an asset to his classes and student government. De'Sean has made tremendous strides in school this year, earning excellent grades for the first marking period. His perseverance and determination are admirable. De'Sean's extraordinary manners, kind smile, outstanding attendance, and constant offers to assist others brightens up every classroom at the Alternative High School. He continues to display our core values of respect, responsibility, and citizenship daily.
Sophia is an extremely dedicated student, who is committed to becoming an integral member of the Alternative High School community. Her unparalleled manners, kind smile, outstanding attendance, and constant committed to education brightens up every classroom. Sophia truly embraces our core values of respect, responsibility, and citizenship.
Meet the new staff at the Alternative High School. We are excited to welcome them into our learning community.
I am beyond thrilled and grateful to join the Cherry Hill Alternative High School community. Originally from the state of Oklahoma, I have lived on the East Coast since 2003. I started my career in international development and government relations in Washington, DC, but discovered along the way that my true passion is teaching and making an impact in the lives of young people. My teaching career began in Philadelphia, and during that time I earned my Master of Education (M.Ed) in Special Education degree. I am a singer and writer of poetry. I hold firm beliefs and interest in redemption, equity and justice. My own proud identity as a Persian-American makes me uniquely poised to see the world from a different perspective. I am happily married and a proud father of an inquisitive, creative and caring six year old daughter.
Ms. Imani Shivers
Educational Assistant
I am a recent graduate from Rutgers University. There, I received my Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) in Dance from the Mason Gross School of the Arts Dance Department. I also graduated with a minor in Sociology. I have been a dance instructor for six years, which has allowed me to teach and influence young minds in a positive way. I am also a proud member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated. I am very excited to be a part of the Alternative High School, and look forward to the school year.
The AHS Senior Recognition Ceremony will take place virtually on Friday, June 12th at 11 AM.
1. To view the Senior Recognition Ceremony Live Event, you will first click on the Join Live Stream link below.
2. If you're viewing the Live Event on a desktop or laptop, select cancel at the pop-up window when prompted to open Microsoft Teams.
3. If you're viewing the Live Event on a mobile device, you will have to download Microsoft Teams.
4. Next, if on a desktop or laptop select Watch on the Web. If viewing from a mobile device, Microsoft Teams will open.
5. Finally, select Join Anonymously.
IMPORTANT END OF THE YEAR INFORMATION
Please read the attached letter from Dr. Chapman regarding the end of the year and the Senior Recognition Ceremony.
AMERICAN RED CROSS HOPE SCHOLARSHIP
The Alternative High School is proud to announce, senior, Echo Alexander, as a recipient of the American Red Cross' Hope Scholarship. Echo was selcted for being an active participant in our school's annual blood drive and exhibiting a leadership role in the coordination and recruitment of the blood drive. He will receive $250 toward his college education.
Echo will be attending Susquehanna University, Selinsgrove, PA in the Fall, where he will be studying ecology.
COVID-19 Information
from Our District Nurses
Please read the attached newsletter, with helpful information regarding COVID-19, from the Cherry Hill Public Schools Nursing Department.
Additional information about COVID-19 can be found on the district COVID-19 page. If you are experiencing illness, please seek the help of a medical professional.
School is closed.
We miss you!
Together we stand strong!
We can't wait to see you again.
Be Well!
Stay Safe!
We are the
Alternative High School Tigers.
NEW ONLINE LEARNING EXPECTATIONS
Please read the attached letter from Dr. Chapman regarding the new online learning expectations that will take place starting, March 30, 2020.
This event is postponed until further notice.
The Cherry Hill Alliance on Alcohol and Drug Abuse and Cherry Hill Public Schools will later host an evening filled with useful information and helpful resources for both you and your children.
Please view this online flyer for more information.
The Alternative High School held Student Government Elections on Friday, October 4, during morning homeroom. The candidates spent a week of campaigning and each presented a platform speech on Wednesday, October 2. On Thursday, October 3, the Alternative High School held a Presidential debate, in which all 5 candidates where able to discuss their views on questions presented by Mr. Arno. After counting the votes, the race for the office of Vice-President ended in a tie. A runoff election was held on Monday, October 7, during morning homeroom. The Alternative High School is proud to announce the 2019-2020 Officers of the AHS Student Government Association:Echo Alexander - President, Sophia Gawronski - Vice President, Joe PAssio - Secretary, Tara Adams -Treasurer. CONGRATULATIONS to the winners, and THANK YOU to all who were courageous enough to run!
The Principal and staff of the Alternative High School invite you to join us for our "Back to School Breakfast". Please click on the link above for a letter from Dr. Chapman.
Information from the NJ Department of Health pertaining to the Coronavirus for K-12 Schools can be viewed online here.
Further information can be found at the Center for Disease Control and Prevention website.
School Age Child Care (SACC) registration will be available on Thursday at 9 AM, July 16, 2020. It may be necessary to limit registrations at each site, in compliance with Covid-19 guidelines. If our registrations exceed our ratio, we will create a wait list. All registrations will be numbered as they arrive to ensure fairness to all applicants.
Please email completed SACC registration forms to SACC.Registration@chclc.org.
Registration forms will be accepted only through this email and will not be accepted by US mail or by hand delivery.
A notification of acceptance will be emailed by August 10, 2020 and will include payment instructions.
Parents and Guardians, please read the attached document listing District Wide Kindergarten Orientation dates and times. All sessions will be virtual. A detailed message from the building principal will be sent to all families describing the Orientation. As a reminder kindergarten sections and class assignments have not been finalized so communication from your perceived home school principal does not indicate placement.
Continuing through the summer until August 31, 2020, our district will provide meals free of charge to ALL STUDENTS IN CHERRY HILL. On Mondays, students may receive 2 breakfasts and 2 lunches from 10 am to noon. On Wednesdays, students may receive 3 grab-and-go breakfasts and 3 grab-and-go-lunches from 10 am to noon. Choose your pickup site: Cherry Hill High School East or Cherry Hill High School West.
Please be sure to have your student ID number or proof of Cherry Hill residence, such as a driver's license with Cherry Hill address, ready to enable pickup.
Questions? Email publicinfo@chclc.org
Several families have contacted the Cherry Hill Public Schools concerning incorrect or missing P-EBT cards from the State of New Jersey. We have been in touch with officials from the NJ Department of Human Services who offer the following guidance:
"The best way for parents to reach out is through the NJSNAP website inquiry form if their questions are not already addressed in the FAQ. Our main number should not be used for P-EBT inquiries as the volume is too high to accommodate and prevents unrelated P-EBT callers from being able to get through. We are responding in the order received so we ask that they please be patient and not submit multiple inquiries as this slows response time.“
