Click HERE to access our final exam schedule and the details on West's closing days for the 2018-19 school year!

Important information regarding the Spring 2019 New Jersey Student Learning Assessment (NJSLA) is detailed in a letter from Dr. Farrah Mahan along with an accompanying NJSLA high school schedule. All parents are strongly encouraged to read this document.

o One COLLEGE ESSAY Workshop: $175 ($225 non-resident)
o One SAT/PSAT Workshop & 1 Book: $200 ($250 non-resident)
o Both SAT/PSAT Workshops & 1 Book: $350 ($400 non-resident)
o COLLEGE ESSAY & ONE SAT/PSAT with Book $300 ($350 non-resident)
o ALL THREE Workshops & 1 Book: $450 ($500 non-resident) o Early Bird Pricing: Sign up before June 1st and receive a $25 discount
For more details on the workshops and how to register for them, click HERE.

At this time, there are no longer any student parking spaces available and the Campus Police will not be accepting any student parking applications.
Students that do not have a parking permit are not allowed to park on the school lots.

New this year, Student Report Cards are available electronically in the Genesis Parent Portal for all Middle School and High School students. Please read this important letter detailing how to access them.

For a list of links to our teachers' informative course expectations videos, click HERE!

Remember that after hours and during times when school is closed, there may be a delay before your school receives your report. If it is an emergency, please contact 911. If you need resources, look at the "Get Help Resources." Remember that after hours and during times when school is closed, there may be a delay before your school receives your message.
Students: To view the video on how to launch your use of the STOPit app, click HERE.
Simply search "STOPit" in the App Store on your iPhone or in Google Play on your Android phone to install the app! Use CHHSWLions as your access code once you install it.

Kenwood Drive will be CLOSED TO ALL TRAFFIC between Route 70 and Bowood Drive, daily Monday-Friday between 8 am and 5 pm, beginning on or about Thursday, June 13, 2019. This closure for gas main replacement work is scheduled to last for about one month.

Residents of Surrey Ct, Suffolk Ct, and the closed portion of Kenwood Dr will have access via the Bowood Drive closure, where police will be on location.

Emergency vehicles will have access when responding to calls for service.

"Alyssa's Law" (A764) requires all NJ public schools to install silent panic alarms that will alert law enforcement during emergencies. The NJ Schools Development Authority is tasked with funding and managing the installation of the silent panic alarms in partnership with the NJ Dept of Education. The NJDOE seeks feedback, comments and concerns from the public on school security and the school security bond. Please review the "Securing Our Children's Future" Bond Act Fact Sheet and complete the online survey by 6/18/19. For further information, please email futurebondact@doe.nj.gov.

ATTENTION STUDENTS, PARENTS AND GUARDIANS: The United States Department of Agriculture's (USDA) Summer Food Service Program provides free meals when school is out! Who is eligible:

• Children 18 years of age or younger who come to an approved open site or a site to which they are enrolled.
• Adults over the age of 18 years who are enrolled in school programs for persons with disabilities.
• At sites that require enrollment, benefits are available only to children who receive free or reduced-price meals at school.

HOW TO LOCATE A SUMMER FOOD SERVICE PROGRAM FEEDING SITE:

To find the closest feeding site near you, text FOOD to 877-877 or Summer Meals to 97779 or visit the USDA site finder web site at www.fns.usda.gov/summerfoodrocks

Following a 38-minute Shelter in Place at Cherry Hill High School East on Friday, May 24, 2019, Principal Dr. Dennis Perry sent a letter to the East community via email. As explained in the letter, during a Shelter in Place, the following procedures are followed:

1. All outside activities are suspended.

2. Exterior doors remain secured.

3. No one is permitted to exit or enter the building.

4. School staff remain in their classrooms and office areas.

5. Classroom doors and windows are secured and students do not change classes.

6. Teachers continue to provide classroom instructions.

7. Fire alarms are disregarded unless otherwise instructed.

8. School staff are notified when the shelter in place is no longer in effect.

Please read the letter for more information regarding the Shelter in Place.

On Thursday, May 16, 2019, Superintendent Dr. Joseph Meloche testified before the New Jersey Assembly Education Committee regarding the dire shortage of qualified special education teachers across the state. Dr. Meloche's full testimony is available online.