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Cedar Crest Academy is an independent day school educating
early childhood through grade eight. The foundation for our
students' achievement and confidence is an individualized
educational vision with an emphasis on cognitive learning. Strong
curriculum in the humanities inspires young minds to learn
languages, create music and art, and experience joy in learning.
The campus of Cedar Crest Academy is home to the Early Childhood
Center preschool classes and the Academy elementary through middle
school classrooms. The setting is a natural environment with
progressive structures for outdoor, classroom, and studio learning.
Woodlands provide a colorful backdrop to a campus including a
passive-solar classroom building, Early Childhood Center, computer,
science, and foreign language laboratories, library, art and music
studios and gymnasium.Cedar Crest Academy offers classes for junior
kindergarten through grade eight, with a teacher-pupil ratio of
1:15. Academic curriculum emphasizes personal acceleration,
laboratory activity, literary dialogue, science, current issues, as
well as social and scientific investigations. Multi-age learning is
encouraged for personal challenge and negotiation. Professional
educators in music, art, physical education, French, Spanish, and
Chinese inspire curricular learning and performance.
Source: Verified school update
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Cedar Crest Academy cost?
Cedar Crest Academy's tuition is approximately $14,000 for private students.
Does Cedar Crest Academy offer a summer program?
Yes, Cedar Crest Academy offers a summer program. Visit their summer school page for more information.
What sports does Cedar Crest Academy offer?
Cedar Crest Academy offers 2 interscholastic sports: Basketball and Soccer.
When is the application deadline for Cedar Crest Academy?
The application deadline for Cedar Crest Academy is rolling (applications are reviewed as they are received year-round).
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