Is there any Content Management System better then Drupal?

Hi everybody,
I am in search of content management system for my new project it is for the collaboration of high school teacher. I want to provide following feature in it:
*Blog
*Lesson Plan
*Chat
*Email
*Virtual Class Room features
*Personal Resource
*Resource sharing
*discussion forums
*and more ... according to further requirement.
Please suggest me any better solution with Java technologies.

Well, the basic unit of information in RH is the topic. There
are features to modify a topic and to exclude it from the final
output. But you can't re-use part of a topic in another topic.
In a real CMS, you are writing building blocks from which the
output is generated. Talking about online help, you can have one
building block appear in a multitude of different topics. If you
change one block, the changes propagate through all topics using
this building block.
And don't get me startet abour robustness, reliability and
the ability to handle large projects...
RH has several features which emulate a CMS, but the basic
concept is completely different.
---Dirk Bock

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