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Home of the Mustangs
Carusi Middle School is the neighborhood middle school on the West side of Cherry Hill. Our school’s enrollment ranges from approximately 930 – 1000 students in grades 6-8. We have exciting staff and students who do incredible things every day. Our school’s focus on the whole child provides opportunities for students to grow in academic and extracurricular areas.
Our goal is to make connections with all our students and empower their passions into learning experiences that foster meaningful contributions to our global community. Becoming a Carusi Mustang is a lifelong commitment. We inspire students to be Caring, Academic, Respectful, Unparalleled Students with Integrity. We are proud of all of our students and their awesome accomplishments – within and beyond Carusi!
Go Mustangs!
Dr. John J. Cafagna, Principal
Carusi Events
District Events
Barclay Back to School Night
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Barclay APR
BOE Action Meeting
Malberg Administration Board Room, 45 Ranoldo Terrace
Elementary Back-to-School Nights at Cooper, Harte, Mann, Sharp, Stockton and Woodcrest
Elementary Back-to-School Nights at Barton, Johnson, Kilmer, Kingston, Knight and Paine
Policy & Legislation Committee Meeting
Rosa International Middle School Library/Media Center, 485 Browning Lane
Curriculum & Instruction Committee Meeting
Rosa International Middle School Library/Media Center, 485 Browning Lane
Special Election - Bond Referendum POSTPONED: New date to be determined
Carusi News
Registration for CHPS School-Age Child Care (SACC) and Extended Day Child Care (EDCC) for the 2018-2019 school year is now open. Parents may register their children now online.
Dr. Meloche has issued a new statement to the community as of March 2, 2018, regarding safety and security.
Dr. Meloche has issued a letter to the community regarding current events and student demonstrations.
Dr. Meloche has issued a letter to the community regarding the safety and security of our buildings.
District News
CHPS Seeks Parents to Join Special Education Parent Advisory Group
The Cherry Hill Public Schools seeks parents to become part of the new Special Education Parent Advisory Group (SEPAG), which will provide opportunities for parents and community members to offer input to the District on critical issues relating to students with disabilities. SEPAG will be composed of one parent/guardian from each of the 19 schools in the District, as well as a parent/guardian representing out-of-district students. A flyer with details about SEPAG is available online. Additionally, a letter regarding the group formation process as well the interest form to be considered for the group are available online. The deadline for submission is October 12, 2018.
Board of Education Candidate Biographies Now Available
Curious about the 11 candidates running for the three open Board of Education seats in this year's November 6 election? Biographies of the candidates are now available online.
Biographies are published as submitted by the candidates, unedited.
Bond Referendum Special Election Date Officially Postponed
Superintendent Dr. Joseph Meloche announced in a statement at the Board of Education meeting on August 14, 2018 that the bond referendum special election, originally scheduled for October 2, 2018, is postponed. The new special election date will be announced in the coming weeks. Video of the entire August 14, 2018 Board of Education meeting is available on our YouTube channel.
Minute with Dr. Meloche: Bond Referendum Project Approval Update 8/8/18
Our latest Minute with Dr. Meloche follows up on the status of the State's approval of our bond referendum projects. During the video, Dr. Meloche refers to a presentation available online, with project lists for each school.
Introducing "A Minute with Dr. Meloche" Informational Videos
Our new way to keep you in-the-know: "A Minute with Dr. Meloche" videos offer information in one minute or less, on our social media platforms, about hot topics in the District! First up: Our July 9, 2018 segment, in which Dr. Meloche discusses when will we announce how the expected $3.1 million in additional state funding will be used in our schools. This video is now archived on our YouTube channel, with closed captioning.
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