Talk:Cherry Hill Public Schools

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Bullying incident

I think it may deserve its own article. for now, ive copied the info over to the Bullying in teaching article. It may also deserve mention at Autism and Special Education.(mercurywoodrose not logged in)75.61.140.126 (talk) 18:02, 29 April 2012 (UTC)[reply]

The incident is highly suspect. The questions we must ask ourselves is, Where is the entire recording of those days events, are their reports from a behavioralist. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 71.193.192.72 (talk) 17:59, 30 April 2012 (UTC)[reply]

Wikipedia reports material reported in reliable and verifiable sources, and does not pass judgement on the individuals involved. Any additional information about the incident should be added, but the content is written neutrally reflecting the sources provided (and many more are available) and will be restored. Alansohn (talk) 18:35, 30 April 2012 (UTC)[reply]

None of the material added here by IP is sourced, and much of it is completely irrelevant to the issue at hand. its just not relevant here, or at least considered relevant by news sources, who are also capable of gsearches. Some of the questions brought up here (now removed) are highly personal, relating to information that is not in the greater public record, and if added to this or any other article, is a clear violation of WP:BLP and potentially libelous. If current news sources refer to this history, in any way, positive or negative, we should mention it here, but only when they do. if we add references to past events, without the media doing so, thats investigative journalism on our part, and thus original research, which is not allowed. per BLP, as long as the incident is mentioned in this article, i have removed some comments, as i just came to see (while writing this note) that even the talk page cant have such content. links here to sources that may be relevant are fine, including adding back statements here that are sourced, which we can discuss adding to the article if there is a question. noncontroversial material can be added to article without discussion. in alignment with this concern, i have rewritten the paragraph to indicate that these events are not proved, but alleged.Mercurywoodrose (talk) 00:21, 1 May 2012 (UTC)[reply]

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School established dates table

School name	Grade range	Number of students (as of 2014)	Principal	Year established / notes
Barclay Early Childhood Center	PreK	288	Karen Rockhill	1959
Clara Barton Elementary School	K-5	474	Sean Sweeney	1965
James F. Cooper Elementary School	K-5	277	Erica Price	1970
Bret Harte Elementary School	K-5	411	Dr. Neil Burti	1968
James H. Johnson Elementary School	K-5	446	James Gallagher, Interim	1966
Joyce Kilmer Elementary School	K-5	434	Rebecca Tiernan	1968
Kingston Elementary School	K-5	425	William Marble	1955
A. Russell Knight Elementary School	K-5	366	Eugene Park	1964
Horace Mann Elementary School	K-5	289	Dr. Shilpa Dalal	1962
Thomas Paine Elementary School	K-5	374	Dr. Kirk Rickansrud	1968
Joseph D. Sharp Elementary School	K-5	332	Ric Miscioscia	1964
Richard Stockton Elementary School	K-5	451	Eloisa DeJesus-Woodruff	1970
Woodcrest Elementary School	K-5	429	Dr. Beth Anne Kob	1958
Henry C. Beck Middle School	6-8	918	Dr. Dennis Perry	1970
John A. Carusi Middle School	6-8	936	Dr. John Cafagna	1961
Rosa International Middle School	6-8	807	George Guy	1961 as Heritage Junior High School 1985 as district's administration building 1999 as Rosa International Middle School
Cherry Hill High School East	9-12	2,033	Dr. Lawyer Chapman	1967
Cherry Hill High School West	9-12	1,521	Dr. Kwame Morton	1956
Cherry Hill Alternative High School	9-12	37	James Riordan	1969 as early childhood center 1997 as alternative high school

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Putting this as a reference since this was a useful tool for readers to see when the schools were built. I suppose tables are not acceptable on these types of pages? Tinton5 (talk) 03:44, 4 June 2017 (UTC)[reply]