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EDUCERE:
EDUCERE:
Online Courses for Original Credit and Credit Recovery
Online Courses for Original Credit and Credit Recovery
PLEASE READ FIRST:
Do NOT sign up for an online course without first consulting your Guidance Counselor.
Potential NCAA Division 1 & 2 Athletes must verify their online courses with a Guidance Counselor, in order to be sure they are meeting the NCAA Eligibility Requirements.
ORIGINAL CREDIT Courses: This is for students who have never taken the course before. You can take a course to fill a gap in your schedule, complete a course over the summer to take a higher level in the fall, etc. These are listed as "COMPLETE" courses on Educere.
ABBREVIATED / CREDIT RECOVERY Courses: This is for students who have failed a course at school and need to make up credits. These are listed as "ABBREVIATED" courses on Educere.
Some courses in the list are highlighted in bold – these courses correlate with East's courses, and therefore are available for abbreviated credit as well as original credit. The courses that are not highlighted in bold are available for original credit only.
REGISTER HERE:
https://enroll.edtell.com/enrollment/school/WDJJM78E/33476
REMEMBER:
ORIGINAL CREDIT are listed as "COMPLETE" courses
CREDIT RECOVERY are listed as "ABBREVIATED" courses
Our Educere Contact:
Annmarie Secreti - Personal Learning Coach
866-433-8237
215-283-0380
COURSE SELECTIONS - 2025-2026
Course Selection Booklet: Click HERE
Quick List of Courses below:
Quick List of Courses below:
(Make sure to click on both tabs for ALL offered classes!)
(Make sure to click on both tabs for ALL offered classes!)
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Information about Schedule Changes During School Year
PLEASE NOTE: These 2024-2025 deadlines have passed, but remain here for your information.
DROP/ADD PERIOD - There is a drop/add period during the first ten days of school. These dates are Tuesday, September 3rd through the end of the day on Monday, September 16th, 2024. You may request to make a schedule change by using the East Course Selection Change Form linked HERE. Requests for schedule changes must be approved by the student's parents/guardians. After this date, only level change requests will be considered at the end of the first interim, which is October 7th. Please note that only students using their school issued CHCLC accounts can access this form. Parents will not be able to access the form to request a change for their student.
LEVEL CHANGES (STARTING OCTOBER 7th) - After the drop/add period, students cannot request a level change until the end of the first interim period, October 7th. Requests for level changes must have parent/guardian approval, current teacher approval, and administrator approval. Level change requests can be made from the end of the first interim through the end of the first cycle of the second marking period. These dates will be October 7th, 2024 through November 19th, 2024.
WITHDRAWAL FROM COURSES - If the withdrawal is made within the first six weeks (semester course) and the last school day of November (full-year course), no record of this withdrawal will be made on the student's record. After this six-week period for semester courses and the last school day of November for full-year courses, WP (withdrawn passing) or WF (withdrawn failing) will be reflected on a student's transcript. A student who wishes to withdraw from a course must consult his/her/their school guidance counselor. Additionally, the student must have permission from his/her/their parents to withdraw. After 50% of the course is complete a student can no longer drop the course - semester course (1 marking period), full year course (1 semester).
***Please note that we cannot honor scheduling requests involving specific teachers. Students also cannot request Homeroom/Lunch, or period changes.***
IMPORTANT NOTE:
Students MUST follow their schedules as they appear in Genesis until they are notified (typically through school email) of a change by their counselor. All students should report to their assigned classes in Genesis even if they are expecting or requesting a schedule change.
Cherry Hill East
REGULAR DAY
Bell Schedule
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REGULAR DAY,
DELAYED OPENING,
& HALF DAY
Bell Schedule
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CHE Bell Schedule Regular Delayed Half Day.pdfGraduation Requirements
Graduation Requirements
A minimum of 120 credits is required to graduate.
English - 4 years
Physical Education - 4 years
Health - 4 years
Science - 3 years (includes Biology, Chemistry, Physics)
Math - 3 years (includes Algebra 1, Geometry)
History - 3 years (2 years of US History, 1 year of World History)
Visual & Performing Arts - 1 year
21st Century Life and Career Skills - 1 year
World Language - 1 year (2nd year required for competitive/selective 4 year college)
Financial Literacy - 1/2 year in 11th or 12th grade
African American Studies - 1/2 year in 9th or 10th grade
Take additional courses to reach 120 credits.
NJSLA - New Jersey Student Learning Assessments
NJGPA - New Jersey Graduation Proficiency Assessment (ELA + Math) www.nj.gov/education/assessment/requirements/2023_2025.shtml
NJSLA and NJGPA Practice Tests: https://nj.mypearsonsupport.com/practice-tests
ATTENTION RISING SENIORS:
Here is information on alternate pathways to graduation, if you did not fulfill the graduation assessment requirement with your NJGPA scores.
If you scored below 725 in ELA and/or Mathematics, please see this table for minimum scores on substitute competency tests you may use to fulfill these requirements.
This table can also be found here: www.nj.gov/education/assessment/requirements/2023_2025.shtml
Understanding Course Credits & GPA
Understanding Course Credits & GPA
Four-Year Academic Planning Guide - Develop a 4-year academic program for your time here at East.
The Credit Story - Click to learn all about credits, how to earn them and keep track, and how to calculate your GPA!
How to Calculate GPA - Click for more detailed instructions on how to calculate your GPA!
Athletic Eligibility - Click for info on Athletic and Co-Curricular eligibility requirements.
HOW ARE FINAL GRADES CALCULATED? Final Grades on your report card/transcript are determined by multiplying the numerical value of each of the four marking period grades by two, adding the final exam numerical grade, and then dividing this total by 9 for a final course grade.
Information on Cum Laude
Click the link below for information about Cum Laude and their free peer tutoring!
https://sites.google.com/chclc.org/checougars/tutoring-cum-laude
HOW DO I GET TO SCHOOL?
Find Your Bus:
Go into Genesis Parent Portal
Student Data Tab
Summary
Scroll down to the bottom and find your bus number, approximate pickup/dropoff times, and bus location.
Check out this map!
HOW DO I GET HOME FROM SCHOOL?
Find your bus on this map. This is where your bus will be parked at the end of school.
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Bus Parking Map 8.13.25.pdfAlternative Pathways to a Diploma
Alternative Pathways to a Diploma
The Helms Academy
https://helmsacademy.org/students
"Your Place To Earn A Tuition Free High School Diploma"
A FREE alternative to traditional high school!!!
"Operated by Goodwill Industries of Southern NJ & Philadelphia in partnership with Camden County College, Temple University, the Community College of Philadelphia, Rowan College of Southern NJ/Rowan University and others, The Helms Academy offers free general adult education and employment services that help individuals fulfill the necessary academic requirements to get their high school diploma. English as a Second Language (ESL) services are also offered.
Flexible scheduling including online learning 24-7 is offered. Through The Helms Academy, students can focus on their education, while also developing a career path with the help of our job development and placement services."
(NJYCA) - Alternative Academic Program
"Excellence, No Excuses!"
This is a 5.5 month residential program held at the National Guard Training Center in Sea Girt, NJ, for students struggling in the normal high school setting.
"Are you so far behind in credits that high school graduation looks impossible? We can help you get back on track."
FAST FACTS:
They're run by the National Guard Bureau
Students that graduate from their school will be credited back to their native school
They are State and Federal funded, which means FREE for students and families!
"The Mission of the New Jersey Youth Challenge Academy is to train and mentor disengaged teenage youth so they become responsible and productive citizens of their community, state, and country. We will do so by providing unique transformational experiences through a highly disciplined 22-week residential program that integrates a quasi-military training environment, innovative academic offerings, and opportunities to further develop their physical, social, and intellectual abilities. In partnership with a mentor, they will receive continued guidance and support during their one-year post residential phase immediately following graduation."
CONTACT INFO:
Phone: 800-997-5587
Email: rpm@dmava.nj.gov
Website: https://njyca.org
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