Cherry Hill East’s new principal wants to lead with ‘visibility and stability’ after a year of turnover
John Cafagna is set to become the principal of Cherry Hill High School East in July, promising to bring 'visibility and stability' after a tumultuous year. Cafagna aims to engage with the community and combat misinformation about the school.
John Cafagna, a 50-year-old educator with nearly three decades of experience in the Cherry Hill School District, is set to become the principal of Cherry Hill High School East in July. The school has been dealing with administrative turnover, including a lawsuit filed by a former assistant principal alleging discrimination and retaliation. Cafagna hopes to bring 'visibility and stability' to the 2,100-student high school. He plans to engage with the community and show them what the school has to offer, from drama performances to academics. Cafagna also aims to combat misinformation about the school by being transparent and welcoming. The school has been without a permanent principal since February, with Neil Burti handling principal responsibilities.
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