Free sports physicals will be offered after school on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, in the nurse’s office. Physicals will be available until the 3:30 p.m. late bus.

Sports physicals are valid for 365 days from the date of the last physical exam on file. Parents must submit a hard copy of the sports physical packet. Emailed copies will not be accepted.

There is no need to call for an appointment; the submitted forms will serve as the student’s appointment. Please note that the sports physical is not complete until the student has been examined by our school physician.

Before submitting the packet, please ensure that:

Students should confirm their physical with Mrs. Danielle Black, School Nurse. For additional information or questions, please contact Mr. Meile.

Fall sports are in full swing at CMS! We’re so proud of all our student-athletes who came out, participated, and are having a great time!

Dear Middle School Families,

Every October, CMS recognizes the Week of Respect. During the Week of Respect, our school will join schools across New Jersey in recognizing the importance of creating a safe, welcoming, and respectful environment for every student. 

Our goal is to help students:

Families play an important role in reinforcing these messages at home. Consider asking your child:

By working together, we can help all students feel connected, supported, and empowered to make positive choices every day.

Thank you for partnering with us to promote a culture of respect and kindness.

Sincerely,

Mrs. Emig-Tait (Last names A-K)

Mrs. Gwen Luecke (Last names L-Z)

Mr. Bill Sinn ( School Social Worker)

Mrs. Jennifer Berry (Counseling Secretary) 

Wednesday, October 14th

3-6pm, Mount Laurel Campus, Votta Hall

Free admission and open to the public! Experience a fun event with space-related activities including a presentation at 5pm from Antara R. Basu-Zych, a UMBC astrophysicist working with NASA and specializing in X-ray emission and black holes. There will be an inflatable planetarium, telescope and astronomy-based demonstrations. No RSVP is required, but additional information can be found here - RCBC NASA Astronomer Visiting Lecture

Head lice are common among school-aged children. They do not spread disease and are not related to cleanliness. Head lice crawl and are most often spread through direct head-to-head contact. Sharing hats, brushes, combs, or towels can also spread lice, although this is less common.

To check for head lice, look closely at the scalp and hair, especially behind the ears and at the back of the neck. Look for live, crawling lice and nits (eggs) attached close to the scalp. A fine-tooth lice comb can be helpful when checking the hair.

If live lice are found, treatment should be started. Over-the-counter and prescription treatments are available. Follow the treatment directions carefully, including any instructions about repeat treatment. Continue checking the hair after treatment as directed.

Yes. Children with head lice do not need to be sent home early. After treatment has begun, they can return to school. Nits may remain in the hair after treatment and are not a reason to keep a child out of school. The CDC and National Association of School Nurses do not support “no-nit” policies.

There is no need to extensively clean your home. Focus on treating the affected person and checking household members and close contacts.

If you are unsure whether your child has head lice or have questions about treatment, please contact your healthcare provider or school nurse.

A general term for disorders that involve difficulty in learning to read or interpret words, letters and other symbols but that do not affect general intelligence.

Possible books to use with your students to help explain Dyslexia:

Click on the link to find a suggested list of Dyslexia Friendly Books.  The following books are considered dyslexia friendly for ages 9+.  They are all specifically written to help readers who have visual stress and for dyslexic readers to enjoy.   

This is a combined sale effort to benefit CEHASA & CMSHSA!

All orders will be submitted to the vendor on 10/2 to be made then will take a few weeks for processing.

These items will not be held in our inventory.

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Thank you for your support!!

Project Graduation is a volunteer-led committee dedicated to providing our graduating seniors with a safe, drug- and alcohol-free celebration following graduation. Throughout the year, the committee works to raise funds and plan an exciting and memorable event where our graduates can celebrate together in a safe environment.

We are currently looking for parents and community members to join the Project Graduation Committee. You do not need to have a senior—or even a student at the high school—to get involved! We welcome volunteers from all of our schools and grade levels.

While we are busy planning this year’s Project Graduation, this is an event that every Cinnaminson student will eventually have the opportunity to enjoy when they graduate. Keeping this tradition going takes the support and involvement of our entire community.

Whether you can help with fundraising, planning, volunteering, or simply bringing new ideas to the table, we would love to have you join us! Please email any questions to cinnaminsonschoolspg@gmail.com

📅 Thursday, October 1 at 6:00 PM

📍 Cinnaminson High School Library

Come learn more about Project Graduation, meet the committee, and find out how you can get involved. All are welcome!

Stay connected and follow Cinnaminson Project Graduation on:

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Thank you for helping us continue this important tradition for our students!