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Latest reporting from the Education desk.
Latest reporting from the Education desk.

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View MoreCherry Hill Public Schools will release back-to-school forms at 9 a.m. Wednesday, Aug. 26, giving parents a 48-hour window to complete paperwork and unlock class schedules before the Sept. 2 first day.

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View MoreCherry Hill families will receive NJGPA-A graduation exam scores by Monday, Oct. 5, with statewide results showing 75.1% ELA and 60.3% math proficiency on the redesigned adaptive test; students who fall short can retake the exam starting Tuesday, Oct. 13, or pursue alternative pathways.

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View MoreThe Edelman Fossil Park & Museum hosted a packed Aug. 6 discussion where paleontologist Dr. Kenneth Lacovara and meteorologists Glenn "Hurricane" Schwartz and Nick Pittman connected Earth's mass extinctions to today's climate crisis and offered residents practical sustainability steps.

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View MoreCherry Hill Public Schools will open Sept. 2 with an early dismissal for PreK-5 and a full day for grades 6-12, a bell-to-bell phone ban now codified as Policy 5516, and a new AI and screen time plan, Superintendent Dr. Kwame Morton announced Aug. 18.

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View MoreCherry Hill schools will enforce New Jersey's bell-to-bell cell phone ban when classes begin Sept. 2, requiring students to stow personal devices in lockers or backpacks all day, while the board insists on a full two-reading policy process and considers broader technology rules including AI and Chromebook access.
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View MoreSuperintendent Dr. Kwame Morton, Sr. recommended Caroline Steer, currently Director of Elementary Education and former Acting Superintendent at Pennsauken Public Schools, to fill the Director of Secondary Education vacancy at Cherry Hill Public Schools; the board votes Tuesday, July 28.

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View MoreCherry Hill Public Schools has cleared its preschool waitlist for 2026–2027, offering seats to all families who registered in February, but limited openings remain at five sites and late registrants have until August 11 to contact the district.
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