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Harte Students are SMART
Striving for Excellence | Mindful of Others | Accepting of Everyone | Responsible | Teamwork
"Every accomplishment starts with the decision to try."
~ Gail Devers
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Harte Videos
Please click the links below to view videos from our staff to our students.
We miss you!
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Stay Strong!
Harte’s got HEART, so stay strong.
WE miss you!!!
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Coronavirus Information
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.
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Kindergarten Orientation Presentation
Please click on the link below to see the presentation from our Kindergarten Orientation.
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Bret Harte in the News!
Click below to read the Cherry Hill Sun article about the grants received by Bret Harte, Kingston, and the Alternative High School from Sustainable Jersey for Schools.
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Important Update Regarding Hybrid Learning Model
On Friday, November 20, 2020, Dr. Meloche sent an important update regarding the Hybrid Learning Model to the CHPS community.
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Updated Printable COVID-19 Screening Checklist Available
An updated printable COVID-19 Screening Checklist is now available. This checklist is ideal for printing and hanging on your refrigerator, bulletin board, bathroom mirror or other prominent area at home.
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Dr. Joseph Meloche Named 2021 NJ Superintendent of the Year
WE congratulate our Superintendent, Dr. Joseph Meloche, for being named the 2021 New Jersey Association of School Administrators State Superintendent of the Year!
Dr. Meloche is now a candidate for the National Superintendent of the Year Award by the American Association of School Administrators' (AASA). He will be formally acknowledged by the New Jersey State Board of Education at their Annual Recognition Ceremony on December 2nd.
NJASA Executive Director Dr. Richard G. Bozza said, "Joe is a dedicated hard-working professional who continually strives to improve the quality of education for all students. He exemplifies the best a chief education officer can be."
In accepting this prestigious honor, Dr. Meloche said, "This recognition reaffirms my belief that the superintendent provides the critically essential leadership required to afford an academic environment of excellence throughout the district which embraces diversity while motivating and engaging all students to be successful as scholars and as people.”
He continued, “I thank NJASA, the Cherry Hill Board of Education and all district and community involved stakeholders for their support and I look forward to representing New Jersey’s chief education officers on the national level.”
Under Dr. Meloche’s leadership, significant strategic planning processes harnessed the voices and perspectives of a vast cross section of the community resulting in the development of a new mission statement, the creation and launching of full day kindergarten in the district, and the development of multi-year strategic goals. More details about Dr. Meloche's accomplishments leading to the award are available on the NJASA's website.
