Y.A.L.E. School

Cherry Hill High School West serves more than 1,500 students in grades nine through 12. The school has more than six computer labs and an over 1,000-seat auditorium. Its art department provides classes in visual art, drama, theatre, music and dance. Its business department provides classes in accounting, international business, business law and management, and sports and entertainment marketing. The science courses offered by the school include biology, chemistry, physics, physiology, microbiology, environmental studies, forensic science and anatomy and physiology. Cherry Hill High School West s foreign language department provides classes in French, Spanish, Latin and German. It has a library that offers books, research materials and also offers interlibrary loan. The school s sport program includes golf, softball, track, basketball, wrestling, hockey and bowling. Cherry Hill High School West is located in Cherry Hill, N.J.

Pennsauken School District provides for the education of approximately 6, 000 students in grades pre-kindergarten through 12. The physical make-up of the district consists of a four-year high school, a middle school, an intermediate school, seven elementary schools, one preschool, and one alternative school located strategically throughout the Township.We in Pennsauken School District are proud of our schools and the accomplishments of our students. Much of the success the district has experienced can be attributed to a number of factors: the efforts of an experienced and dedicated staff, conscientious leadership, a board of education supportive of programs to improve education, and an active PTA/community who get involved with schools. Through this cooperative effort, the Pennsauken Public Schools are a proud part of Pennsauken's past, a positive force in the present, and an inspiration for the future Programs and ServicesPennsauken School District provides a full complement of counseling services grades K-12. Every effort is made by the schools to identify existing or potential problems in a student's life and to resolve them. In recognition of this responsibility, the district has five child study teams consisting of psychologists, counselors, learning disabilities specialists, and social workers.Math and science league teams Pennsauken Foundation and Gold Card Club School-to-Work/Co-Op programs