Board of Education Student Representative Lydia Luna gave her monthly report to the rest of the Board. 

• Cherokee students raised money in their annual “Teacher Gone Turkey” contest. Teachers volunteered to win the possibility of wearing a turkey costume the day before Thanksgiving break. A vote is a monetary donation that goes towards our LRHSD Special Education Celebration in May. This year the student favorite, one of the custodians, Miss Kitty Sass won. The contest allows students in the Special Education department to practice their social and public speaking skills.
• Lenape hosted their second annual Powderpuff game, which helps fundraise for Student Council and Senior Class events. It was a simple single elimination tournament, with Freshman vs. Seniors and Sophomores vs. Juniors in the first round. The Seniors took the win and they received a ton of positive feedback about the event.
• On December 9th, Shawnee had an extremely successful blood drive with around 195 signups for the event. Teachers and students from Shawnee were happy to donate blood to help save the lives of people they don’t even know. Shawnee also held, for the first time, a very successful talent show to raise money for the Senior Class trip to Disney.
• Seneca's Creative Drama class combined with the Special Education Department to put on a play called "The Day the Crayons Quit." This was the first ever play between the Creative Drama and Special Education classes. The Creative Drama class focuses on building self and stage confidence, learning how to use your voice, and working with others.

Superintendent Dr. Carol Birnbohm introduced Mr. Ed O'Malley who presented a $10,000 donation from the Lenape Regional Foundation, Inc. to the Board of Education for AP & CAP scholarships. 

Cherokee High School's Marching Band, under the direction of Mr. Mitchell Stowman, was recognized by the Board of Education for winning the 2022 Cavalcade of Bands New Jersey State Championship on Saturday, November 5th with a score of 92.8. They participated in the Yankee Open Conference with their "Dark Hollow" show.

Cherokee Chiefs Cross Country Head Coach Steve Shaklee, Coach Jeffrey Thompson and their team were recognized by the Board of Education for winning the Group 4 State Championship on November 5th. This is the team's 7th state title in school history. 

Cherokee Chiefs Boys Soccer Head Coach Glenn Thomsen, Coach Jeffrey Provost, Coach William Butler and their team were recognized by the Board of Education for winning the Group 4 State Championship. On November 13th, Cherokee beat West Orange in penalty kicks to win their first state championship since 2011.