CHP Blogs
Importance of the Learning Outcomes in the Early Years
Currently, many parents are unaware of how children need targeted skill development to prevent developmental delays. In fact, did you know that in recent years, early intervention has become a common strategy in preschools and childcare centers as a way to provide children with services to meet specific developmental milestones? Skill development is important from as young as 19 months to promote socio-emotional skills, cognitive skills and physical development. According ...
Why Cedar Hill Prep for K-8?
With many options available throughout Central New Jersey for a quality education from Kindergarten through Eighth Grade there are many considerations to bear in mind. Read on to learn about frequent inquiries regarding Cedar Hill Prep (CHP) and all that makes our school stand out as one of the top New Jersey private schools in the academic landscape of greater Somerset County. Why choose Cedar Hill Prep for my child’s ...
Inspiring Young Scientists
Experiential learning extends beyond the classrooms at Cedar Hill Prep! Wouldn’t it be fascinating to understand the effects of animal interactions on human health? A high schooler from Maryland, Naina Nambiar, conducted research on the effects of animal interactions on human health at NJIN. The study found that over the last 10 years, human-animal interactions have led to numerous health benefits. It is intriguing to learn about the positive impact ...
Celebrating 20 Years of Excellence
A sense of pride and happiness engulfed the Cedar Hill Prep campus on September 7, 2023. Twenty years ago, Nandini Menon, Ed.D. the Founder and CEO (Chief Education Officer), envisioned building a community of independent thinkers and world leaders. What started in 2003 with a handful of students turned into a success story with the school educating close to 270 young minds. This year’s first day of school was extra ...
What is Math Fact Fluency and Why Does It Matter?
By Julie Kucks Why do musicians practice their scales? Because learning music is like learning a language. Musicians practice scales so they understand the key signatures and building blocks of music, build finger agility, and develop technique. Before a musician can musically interpret a piece, they must know the building blocks of the language. Math is the same. For students to really be able to handle abstract math problems, they ...
