The football program had a productive summer of workouts leading into the camp that commenced this past Monday. The dedication shown by both players and coaches has been outstanding, promising a strong potential for the 2025 season. We will kick off our season against Overbrook High School on August 28th at Overbrook.

After a long summer of training three times a week, the boys’ soccer team officially began preseason on August 18. They opened with scrimmages on August 25, 27, and 29. In their first matchup, the boys defeated Ocean City 4–1. Next, they will face Eastern High School and Lawrence High School before taking on Rancocas Valley High School on September 3.

The girls' soccer team engaged in numerous practices over the summer. We held intersquad scrimmages on Monday nights, followed by training sessions at Memorial Park on Tuesday and Thursday mornings. Most of the team attended our intensive Team Camp from August 4th to 8th, running from 8:00 am to 12:00 pm.

The field hockey team met twice a week for track and weight room workouts. A group of 24 girls participated in a Wednesday night 7v7 league. The team captains also organized several practices over the summer.

We hosted open gym sessions for the girls on Tuesdays and Thursdays throughout July and August. Attendance ranged from 25 to 30 participants each time, with a significant number of freshmen trying the sport for the first time.

The girls' cross country team has been preparing for the fall season over the past eight weeks through Captain’s Practices, consistently building their mileage, strength, and endurance. They are excited and motivated as they head into the preseason, with their season officially starting on September 6th at the Cherokee Challenge.

The boys' cross country team has been diligently preparing for the fall season, logging significant mileage over the summer. They will attend the RunningWorks XC Camp in mid-August, training alongside over 250 athletes from across the East Coast. The season kicks off on September 6th at the Cherokee Challenge.

The girls' soccer team engaged in numerous practices over the summer. We held intersquad scrimmages on Monday nights, followed by training sessions at Memorial Park on Tuesday and Thursday mornings. Most of the team attended our intensive Team Camp from August 4th to 8th, running from 8:00 am to 12:00 pm.

The CHS cheerleading team attended a two-night UCA Cheerleading Camp at Monmouth University. The girls worked tirelessly from sunrise to sunset, mastering new stunts and routines while strengthening their teamwork. Olivia Ruggieri was honored as an All-American Cheerleader, and Karizma Strigel reached the finals of the jump competition. The team was awarded the St. Jude Spirit Stick, recognizing their dedication to the cause. The cheerleaders are eager to apply what they learned at camp to the upcoming football and basketball seasons.

The CHS Marching Pirates recently completed their annual two-week band camp, dedicating nearly 100 hours to prepare for the upcoming competition season. With our promotion to the TOB Open competition class, the technical demands on our student marchers are more rigorous than ever. To support this increased demand, we have brought on more talented and dedicated staff members for the season. Returning staff includes Nick DiSalvio (Band Director), Luke Bakanas (Assistant Band Director), Douglas Ferraro (Designer/Battery Designer), Amanda Beard (Front Ensemble Designer), and Regan Sobel (Color Guard Designer). Additional and volunteer staff include Adam Solomon (Front Ensemble), Amanda Mossman (Battery Percussion), Renae Bogstrom (Color Guard), and Mike DeCesare (Tech Specialist). Our 2025 Competition Show, titled "Troy," dramatizes the legendary war between the Spartans and Trojans. We hope you will join us in cheering on our Varsity Football Team and supporting us throughout the competition season!

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Every day CHS teachers & staff are doing great things for their students. So let's recognize & celebrate them!

Each month the Golden Apple Award is given to a staff member. Please consider recognizing someone who has made an impact in your life or the life of another by emiling your nomination to Mrs. Leetz - leetzj@cinnaminson.com

Welcome to Senior Year! The Class of 2026 began collecting payments for the senior trip at the end of the school year last year. The next recommended payment is $600 by September 15th. These dates are a suggestion, but please remember that the trip must be paid in full by November 17th. Cash and checks are accepted as payment methods. The senior trip will run from March 10th to March 14th in Orlando, FL. If you have any questions, please reach out to Mrs. Gartland (gartlandr@cinnaminson.com) and Mrs. Schweitzer (schweitzerm@cinnaminson.com). 

If your child is absent or late to school, written verification to satisfy the requirements of the attendance policy must be submitted to the Attendance Office within two school days, by 8:00 AM on the third day, if the request of the absence is to be considered excused. This is a particular concern when calculating Winner’s Circle.

Please remember that students are to be dropped off in the lane in front of the school only. Students are not to be dropped off in the parking lot. We want to make sure that students arrive at school as safely and efficiently as possible. Dropping off students in the parking lot increases the interactions between cars and students and delays the main drop-off line as more students need to cross the drop-off lane in the crosswalk.

For the safety of your children, we will be requiring that when a student is released from school on an Early Dismissal for any reason, any person (including the parent) picking up your child must present photo identification. As a reminder, we will only release your child to a parent/guardian or emergency contact. Again, this is for the safety of your children.

Parents who are picking up your child/children after practice/games, please do not park and wait in the lane of traffic in front of the gymnasium. Please park in the parking lot and wait for your child. Parking in the lane of traffic causes safety issues on many levels. Thank you in advance for your cooperation in this matter.

All Young Men Who Are 18 Years Old, Or About To Turn 18: You are legally obligated to register with Selective Service. By registering you add your name to a list of all men in the nation 18-25. The list would be used to identify men for possible military service in case of a national emergency. You must also register with Selective Service to receive Federal Student Aid for college. The law says that all 18-year-old men must register within 30 days of their 18th birthday. You can register with Selective Service in less than 2 minutes via the internet at: www.sss.gov, or you can go to the Post Office and complete a registration form. You can also register online when filling out your FASFA. It’s quick, easy and the law.

If you have not already done so, please consider joining the Cinnaminson Alumni Network. Instructions for registering for the CAN are available here: Cinnaminson Alumni Network. The CAN is a great way to stay connected with CHS, network with fellow graduates, and for new generations of CHS Alumni to connect with professional mentors from Cinnaminson. We hope you will take a moment to consider joining.

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