Richard Stockton Elementary School

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Student Code of Conduct

Parent Information Handbook

Parent Information Handbook (pdf)

Fingertip Information

Cafeteria Information

District Calendar
2011-2012 District Calendar

Stockton PTA Calendar

Marching Into Math Newsletter

 2009-2010 Counseling Services Brochure

Free and Reduced Lunch Information

Classroom Supply Lists

Cherry Hill Education Foundation newsletter
Box Tops for Education Collection Sheet
Box Tops for Education Information

Electronic Devices Letter

2011 NJ ASK Parent Information Presentation

 


Click here to read the annual notification of rights under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) and the Protection of Pupil Rights Amendment (PPRA).


Notice of weather-related school closing or delayed opening is posted on the home page of the district website at www.chclc.org

 

Weekly Rotation Schedule

Click here for the Elementary School 5 Day Rotation Schedule

STOCKTON News

Click here for the 2011-2012 Elementary Interim, Report Card and Conference Schedule

Click here for Back to School Night information



 October Dates to Remember

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Please be advised the Cherry Hill Police Department will be aggressively enforcing driving and parking laws due to speeding and safety issues in the morning and during dismissal. Violators will be ticketed. Please click here to read an important letter from Mrs. Woodruff regarding this issue



   

 



 

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http://stockton.cherryhill.k12.nj.us/images/Take_temperature.jpgSafety precautions to PROTECT 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.

 

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