Cherry Hill High School West will be offering Supplemental Education Services (Tutoring) for students with disabilities. Click here for a letter of explanation from Principal Mr. Joseph Meloche. To download a copy of the Supplemental Education Services form required for participation, click here.

H1N1 Update...With a new school year underway, we want to keep parents updated about H1N1. Click for more information, including a link to a video message Sandy Kowal, Lead Nursefor the Cherry Hill School District.

The Guidance Departments of East and West recently held an information meetings for students and parents on the recently revised High School Class Rank procedure. The revised procedure provides parents and students with the option of whether to report rank on the student's transcript.  Click for a summary of the procedural change and a link to supplementary materials provided by Director of Guidance Jim Riordan.

Since the beginning of this school year the district has been implementing ProgressBook, a new online gradebook that is used by teachers to record student grades. We are excited to announce the availability of the ProgressBook Parent Access Website, which will enable you to view assignment and grade details at any time via a secure website just for parents and students.


An account for each parent and student has been setup for you to access the Parent Access Website.

1) Go to: http://parentaccess.chclc.org
2) Enter the temporary User Name: user:UN password:PW
3) Choose a new User Name, Password & enter your email address
4) Print out or write down the information on the following screen containing your newly selected User Name and Password
5) Click “Start ProgressBook” to view the ProgressBook Parent Access Website

For further information, technical support, frequently asked questions, and instructions for enabling email alerts for grades, go to: http://www.chclc.org/parentaccess

Cherry Hill School District would like to provide parents and students with the following information:

Safety precautions to guard against MRSA skin infections… Like many school districts across the country, Cherry Hill is dealing with isolated cases of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA). An estimated 30-50% of the population are carriers of the Staphylococcus aureus bacteria. MRSA can be easily spread through direct contact or through indirect contact (such as touching a towel that was used by a person with MRSA). Handwashing is a key factor in reducing the risk. Click for additional safety precautions to guard against the spread of antibiotic-resistant staph infections.

Cherry Hill’s Proactive Approach

All school nurses have been apprised of the signs and symptoms of the infection. They are communicating with the custodians assigned to each building to ensure that “high-risk” areas are targeted and that the overall cleanliness of the buildings is maintained.

Gym areas, locker rooms, weight rooms, wrestling rooms, aerobic rooms, athletic areas, all-purpose rooms, and bathrooms are targeted as “high risk areas” with appropriate cleaning techniques in place.

Athletic trainers are knowledgeable in both recognition and referral of students with any skin infection, and coaches have been instructed by the trainers in such areas.

Education is the key, as well as hand washing and good hygiene. Basic principles of “No Sharing” of personal objects will greatly reduce the spread of this and any infection.

Nurses and athletic trainers are the key people in each building and all questions and concerns should be directed to them.

We must all work together to promote health and wellness in our schools. See a physician immediately upon observing any new skin lesion; please notify the school nurse and, if applicable, the athletic trainer so that we can continue to be proactive in preventing the spread of the infection.