The ASVAB Career Exploration Program is a widely used and respected career development program and test. The ASVAB will be available, free of charge to all Cherry Hill High School West students in grades 10-12 on Friday, January 11, 2019.

Developed by the Department of Defense, the ASVAB Career Exploration Program helps students to identify potential careers in both military and civilian arenas. Although the military uses this sort of testing to help identify occupational specialists, students who plan to attend college or technical school will also benefit from this program, as it helps them to focus their interests on relevant career paths.

An ASVAB representative will be at Cherry Hill West on Friday, January 11, 2019 to administer the test at 7:30 AM. Because the three hour test requires students to miss some of their classes, we are asking for parental permission prior to allowing your son or daughter to participate. Please have your son or daughter see their guidance counselor for a permission slip.

Please note that signed permission slips must be submitted to Guidance no later than January 8, 2019, and students must report on time to the exam.

Students can visit www.asvabprogram.com or www.march2success.com in order to practice for the exam.

It's time for the Third Annual Spirit Week Color Run on Saturday, November 17, 2018!

Students can register to participate at:

www.sportsoutletinc.com (Click on menu, team spirit stores and then Lions on the Run)

The cost is $15 per runner/walker and includes a T-shirt and color dye packet.

Following the Color Run there will be a Color Roar Party with food, music and gift basket raffle.

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.

For detailed instructions on how to use the Genesis Parent Portal to access your child's PARCC scores, click HERE.

Cherry Hill West's 2019 RAMPANT yearbook is currently on sale for the lowest price of the year, $75. Order by Oct 26th and save $10. Pre-order and reserve your copy today by visiting www.jostens.com.

Senior baby ads and business ads for the 2019 Rampant yearbook are also on sale through Dec. 21st. Custom ads may be purchased and built online by visiting www.jostensadservice.com.

For details on the chance West students have to earn dual credit at High School West and local colleges, click HERE!

High school & middle school students: Please participate in Aramark's survey about school cafeteria food! Feedback from 60 or more students in each high or middle school building means students will be entered in a raffle to win a $50 Wawa gift card! Students who choose to take the survey anonymously will not be able to be entered into the raffle. Survey is open through Friday, November 16, 2018!

The PARCC Results 2018 Presentation is now available. The PARCC Results 2018 Presentation, presented at the October 16, 2018 Board of Education Action Meeting, details comparisons of Cherry Hill's Spring 2016, 2017, and 2018 PARCC results, along with individual school performance level results, and more.

Elementary PARCC Spring 2018 Individual Student Reports were mailed on October 3. Middle School and High School PARCC Spring 2018 Individual Student Reports will be uploaded into Genesis no later than 3:00 PM on October 4, 2018.

The Board of Education on March 13, 2018 adopted a Resolution calling for New Jersey Commissioner of Education Dr. Lamont Repollet and New Jersey Governor Philip Murphy either to put forth a spending plan that fully funds the School Funding Reform Act (SFRA) or, in the event the SFRA cannot be fully funded, make sure the funds available for state aid to schools be fairly and proportionally divided per the SFRA. The resolution further resolved that if full redistribution is not possible this year, that sufficient additional monies be allocated to Underadequacy Aid to close the adequacy gap. A copy of the resolution has been present to the New Jersey Commissioner of Education, the Governor of New Jersey, the State Senator and the State Assemblypersons from Legislative District 6, and the Mayor and Council President of Cherry Hill.