MEDIA COVERAGE

For an hour every day, the preschoolers in Beth Garofola’s class get to choose their favorite activity — from reading to playing with water and sand.

Cherry Hill Public Schools Superintendent Kwame Morton delivered a “State of the District” presentation last week — an update on the school year and a peek at what’s to come in the South Jersey district.

Sixth-grade students in Cherry Hill continue to learn how to make responsible decisions through the Law Enforcement Against Drugs and Violence (LEAD) program, with its strategies to reduce youthful consumption of alcohol, tobacco and other substances. 

For an hour every day, the preschoolers in Beth Garofola’s class get to choose their favorite activity — from reading to playing with water and sand.

Students at Cherry Hill's Beck Middle School are nurturing relationships, being celebrated for their positive behavior, conducting food and toy drives and incorporating valuable character traits into their curriculum.

Near the endzone in the lobby of Johnson Elementary in Cherry Hill, students spent part of Friday counting cans of soup and filling bags full of canned goods.