Bellewood, 2013
A WORD FROM THE FOUNDERS
Welcome to Cedar Crest Academy!
As you begin to explore the exciting opportunities that await at our school, consider how we can help unlock for your child’s future. What kind of learning environment will truly empower them to shine, academically, socially, and emotionally?
At Cedar Crest Academy, our passion lies in igniting a profound love for learning within each student. We are dedicated to creating a vibrant, nurturing space where curiosity, creativity, and empathy flourish. Here, every student is celebrated for their unique strengths and individuality, and we work together to cultivate their talents and guide them towards reaching their highest potential
We invite you to join us this fall at one of our admission events and witness firsthand how Cedar Crest Academy can become a transformative force in your child's journey. Let’s embark on this inspiring adventure together, and see how we can help your child soar to new heights.
MISSION
Cedar Crest Academy is committed to fostering academic excellence while nurturing the development of ethical, creative, and compassionate individuals Our goal is to ignite a passion for learning within our students, help them discover their strengths, and support them in reaching their full potential With a focus on foundational skills, communication, and leadership, our students are equipped to thrive in diverse and ever-changing global communities.
One of the cornerstones of Cedar Crest Academy’s educational philosophy is the belief that learning is a lifelong process. We aim to embody the importance of education and growth for all ages and phases of life, emphasizing the value of curiosity and transformation. Our mission is to inspire a love of learning that lasts a lifetime.
VISION
A child’s early years are a critical period for their human development As educators and leaders in the field, we have a duty to establish a strong foundation for our students This foundation will enable them to excel in cognitive, physical, social, emotional, and creative domains At Cedar Crest Academy, we want our students to:
Student Ages
3-11
Locations across the Eastside of King County
4
Founded in 630 Total Students
PreschoolFifth Grade
15:1 Elementary Student-Teacher Ratio -Primary Teacher Ratio 0:1
10-20 s Campus Class Sizes
DIVERSITY, EQUITY & INCLUSION
At Cedar Crest Academy, our foremost priority is to cultivate a respectful and equitable environment for every member of our community students, families, and staff alike We recognize that schools play a pivotal role in shaping the growth and development of young minds, which is why we are dedicated to fostering cultural competence and empathy from an early age. By promoting a community-oriented mindset, we aim to create a space where everyone feels safe and valued.
To realize this vision, it is essential that all staff and community members embody the principles we teach our students. We encourage everyone to engage with the Ten Pillars of Character Education, which we emphasize throughout the academic year. Our commitment to ongoing growth ensures that diversity, equity, and inclusion remain integral to our program, enriching the experience of all members of our school community
LEARN ABOUT OUR COMMUNITY ADMISSIONS 2025-2026 ADMISSIONS EVENTS
Join us for a Group Tour or Open House to experience Cedar Crest Academy’s vibrant culture and community firsthand
Group Tours: Led by a Campus Director, these tours allow you to observe classrooms and see students and staff in action. Each tour roughly lasts 1 hour and is scheduled between 9:30 AM and 12:00 PM, occurring once a week until January and twice a week thereafter
Open House (Saturday, Nov. 16th): Explore the school, interact with staff, and hear from current students and families. Discover our academic programs, socialemotional curriculum, and enrichment opportunities All four campuses will host an Open House on the same day, making it easy for parents to visit each location
KEY DATES
Saturday, November 16th, 2024
All Campus Open House from Preschool - Fifth Grade
Friday, February 7th, 2025
Application Deadline, 6 PM
Friday, February 28th, 2025
Decisions will be released in Ravenna after 3 PM
LOCATIONS
FOUR CAMPUSES ACROSS THE EASTSIDE OF KING COUNTY
Cedar Crest Academy offers an outstanding educational program across its four campuses on the Eastside of King County Each campus boasts its own unique features and culture, yet all adhere to the same level of academic excellence The curriculum, consistent across all grade levels, has been specifically designed to meet the highest standards and ensure that all students receive the same exceptional education, regardless of the campus they attend
Elementary program covers Kindergarten through Fifth Grade.
Are Kindergarten through Fifth Grade classes available at all schools?
All Cedar Crest Academy locations offer Kindergarten to ensure a smooth transition from Pre-Primary to Elementary However, only our Bellewood campus offers classes from Kindergarten through Fifth Grade Kindergartners at Park Highland, Northup, and Redmond transfer to Bellewood Elementary for First Grade and continue through Fifth Grade
Do all campuses provide the same accelerated curriculum?
Yes! All campuses follow the same curriculum, ensuring every student has equal access to learning materials and growth opportunities. Additionally, teachers from the same grade band meet monthly across all campuses to share strategies, lesson plans, and innovative activities.
Which campus should I choose?
When selecting a campus, families often consider the daily commute and proximity to home. Some prefer our smaller campuses for a more intimate atmosphere, while others opt for larger ones. We encourage families to prioritize their child’s needs in this decision. Regardless of the choice, all campuses provide equal access to resources and opportunities for learning and development
Why is Bellewood Pre-Primary not accepting applications or hosting tours?
Currently, we are not offering tours or accepting applications for Bellewood's Preschool and Pre-K programs, as we may not have the capacity to accommodate new students due to re-enrollment of our current families We appreciate your understanding and will provide updates should spots become available later in the year Thank you!
THE JOURNEY:
PRE-PRIMARY TO ELEMENTARY
Cedar Crest Academy’s programming seamlessly supports students from Preschool through Fifth Grade To ensure your child’s smooth transition and continuity in our curriculum, we encourage families to enroll as early as possible, as spaces in our elementary program are limited
PRE-PRIMARY: EXPLORATION, PLAY & MORE
PRESCHOOL & PRE-KINDERGARTEN
For many students, our Pre-Primary program is their first introduction to a school setting. Here, we promote creativity, imagination, and hands-on learning within a structured and predictable environment. We nurture their educational, social, and emotional growth while supporting their individual interests and learning paces, laying a strong foundation for their future
KINDERGARTEN
The transition from Pre-Primary to the Elementary program marks a significant milestone for Kindergarten students At this stage, students further develop their foundational skills and are presented with an environment that offers structured and engaging challenges The Kindergarten program serves as a crucial stepping stone in the academic journey of young learners, providing them with a solid base as they continue to first grade and beyond.
BELLEWOOD ELEMENTARY
As students advance through the upper elementary grades, they cultivate a deeper passion for learning. Our curriculum encourages curiosity and exploration, while also honing critical thinking and reasoning skills. Students benefit from collaborative opportunities, leadership development, effective communication training, and participation in philanthropic activities, preparing them for future success.
PRE-PRIMARY PROGRAM
AN ADVANCED EDUCATIONAL, SOCIAL, & EMOTIONAL FOUNDATION
Starting your child’s journey in our Pre-Primary program at Cedar Crest Academy unlocks a world of possibilities that lasts throughout their educational experience We believe that early childhood education lays the groundwork for a lifelong love of learning Our program blends academic and play-based learning to ignite creativity, selfexpression, and essential problem-solving skills.
Early enrollment helps children embrace our school culture, fostering a deep sense of belonging as they progress seamlessly from Preschool to Fifth Grade By joining us early, families can secure admissions more easily, ensuring their children build a strong foundation for academic and social growth.
As your child embarks on this transformative journey, they will create cherished memories within a vibrant community of learners. Our passionate educators are dedicated to providing the best education possible, guiding your child every step of the way We invite you to embrace this opportunity and watch your child thrive!
AGE REQUIREMENTS
Applicants must be of the appropriate age by August 31st
Preschool - 3 years old
Pre-Kindergarten - 4 years old
Social-Emotional Development
In addition to our 10 Pillars of Character Education, we focus on helping students regulate their emotions, communicate their thoughts and feelings, and care for their peers. We also nurture self-help skills and promote independence.
Daily Rest Period *Required by Law
Each day, students are provided with a cot and sheet for rest and relaxation After 30 to 45 minutes, they can participate in quiet table or small group activities.
In-School Specialists
In-School Specialist classes enhance our core curriculum by focusing on various fields, providing tailored and enriched learning experiences that foster student growth.
Pre-Primary Sample Schedule
9:00 am 9:15 am
Welcome & Free Play
Circle Time
Snack & Recess
Language Arts/In-School Specialist
Mathematics
Free Play/Story Time
Lunch
Nap/Quiet Time
Snack
In-School Specialist/Art/S.T.E.A.M./
Science/Character Education
Recess
Free Play & Pick-Up
Theme & Research-Based Curriculum
We introduce new curriculum themes weekly or bi-weekly, allowing children to learn about the world while using their creativity and imagination. Our advanced and hands-on learning program utilizes a unique blend of research-based educational publishers
Unique & Fun After-School Vendors
Students can enroll in our after-school vendor classes, which offer enrichment opportunities like art, music, science, and sports.
Performances & School Celebrations
Students participate in two annual school-wide performances and various classroom celebrations. These events enhance the learning experience and reinforce concepts taught in the curriculum, including cultural holidays
CORE CURRICULUM
Language Arts & Handwriting Science & Social Studies
print knowledge phonological/phonemic awareness
gross and fine motor development
pencil grip
sound blending
sight words
world holidays celebrating differences animals and habitats hypothesis and observation hands-on experiments space exploration pre-historic dinosaurs
number recognition counting sorting addition & subtraction geometry & shapes patterns & designs critical thinking problem solving multisensory learning creativity & curiosity cause and effect problem solving imagination decision making teamwork independent thinking
Character Education & Social-Emotional Development
Monthly character education traits
Character education assemblies
Weekly lessons on social-emotional development
Daily lessons on social skills, independence, and self-help skills
Cozy Corner to encourage emotional regulation
Art, Music, & Performance
Weekly theme-based art projects
Use of various mediums
Participation in the Annual Art Show
Daily music & dance exposure
New songs, poems, and coordination skills taught daily
Two Annual Performances
PRE PRIMARY FAQs
Is Before & After Care offered to Pre-Primary students at all campuses?
Yes! We provide additional Before and After School Care to all Pre-Primary students The only campus and students who are not offered Before Care are our KindergartenFifth Grade students at the Bellewood campus due to their early arrival time.
How do Pre-Primary families stay updated on their child’s habits?
Cedar Crest Academy’s Pre-Primary staff rely on Brightwheel, an online childcare software, for their daily operations. Using this application, Pre-Primary families can receive regular updates on their child's eating, sleeping, and potty habits. Additionally, teachers can easily send messages and share pictures to keep families fully informed about their child's progress and overall experience at school.
Are Pre-Primary students required to wear uniforms?
No Uniforms are only required for our students who attend Kindergarten - Fifth Grade at the Bellewood location All Pre-Primary students are asked to wear weatherappropriate and comfortable clothes so they can participate in school activities
Does my child need to be potty trained?
Yes All Pre-Primary students are required to be fully potty trained before they begin school. It is a strict policy of our program and pull-ups or nap-time diapers are not permitted. We do, however, understand that accidents are common for students at this age, so we request parents to send extra pairs of clothes.
Is Cedar Crest Academy a Montessori style program?
Cedar Crest Academy is not a Montessori school. Although we do incorporate some Montessori teaching techniques and tools, our approach to learning is a blend of play and exploration through formal lessons. Unlike Montessori, our Pre-Primary students are grouped into grade levels that are strictly based on their chronological age. We adhere to this age requirement to ensure compliance with local public schools
ELEMENTARY PROGRAM
YOUR CHILD'S JOURNEY TO ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE STARTS HERE
As students enter Elementary, they embark on an immersive learning experience, exploring various disciplines with greater depth and curiosity. Our well-rounded and inclusive core curriculum is enhanced by in-school specialists and a diverse array of clubs, all aimed at nurturing ethical, creative, and compassionate individuals. Through both whole-group and small-group instruction, students are empowered to engage deeply with the material while receiving personalized guidance
At Cedar Crest Academy, we are dedicated to helping every Elementary student achieve academic, social, and emotional excellence. Our goal is to instill confidence, curiosity, and courage, equipping students with the knowledge and skills they need for success in middle school
All Cedar Crest Academy locations offer Kindergarten to ensure a smooth transition from Pre-Primary to Elementary. However, our Bellewood campus uniquely provides programming from Kindergarten through Fifth Grade.
AGE REQUIREMENTS
Applicants must be of the appropriate age by August 31st.
Kindergarten - 5 years old
1st Grade - 6 years old
2nd Grade - 7 years old
3rd Grade - 8 years old
4th Grade - 9 years old
5th Grade - 10 years old
8:30 am 8:40 am 9:50 am 10:10 am 11:05 am
am
Elementary Sample Schedule
Announcements & Pledge of Allegiance
Math Meeting/Lesson
Snack & Recess
In-School Specialists
Language Arts
Lunch & Recess
Science
Social Studies/Character Education
Novel Studies & Writer’s Workshop
Clubs/Houses
Dismissal & Pick-Up
*Schedule adjusts for Kindergarten at Northup, Redmond, & Park Highland
Character Education & Philanthropy
We extend character education beyond the classroom, teaching students to embody compassion, respect, and care in a global society. Throughout the year, students engage in various philanthropic efforts that reinforce these values
In-School Specialists & Clubs
Students engage in Specialist Classes and Clubs during the school day to enhance our core curriculum This opportunity enables them to explore interests beyond traditional academic subjects.
After School Care & Vendor Program
During After Care, students can complete homework, enjoy a snack, play games, and participate in recess. They also have the option to enroll in one of our extracurricular vendor classes.
Academically Advanced Curriculum
We offer an accelerated and personalized curriculum tailored to each student's abilities, designed to challenge them at a level that is one grade above their current placement
Houses *Bellewood Only
Each student is assigned to a mixed-grade House for the school year, where they participate in competitions and events and show school spirit
Student Council *Bellewood Only
Through the Student Council, students in 2nd through 5th grade participate in the democratic process, enhancing their communication and problem-solving skills while considering diverse perspectives. This program fosters leadership development and encourages participation in meaningful projects.
CORE CURRICULUM
Language Arts & Writing Science Mathematics Social Studies
print/book awareness
spelling & grammar vocabulary
reading comprehension & fluency
creative writing
language development
social-emotional learning
NGS standards hands-on, student-led learning & interacting experiments/investigations engineering/technology
annual science fair family engineering night forces, motion, & matter
critical thinking problem-solving hands-on materials visual representations math placement testing online math programs exploring the “why” and how” with math concepts
Beyond Academics: In-School Specialists & Clubs
Health & fitness education
Art & expression
Spanish & language development
Weekly clubs covering various disciplines and interests
Technology & library (Bellewood Elementary Only)
Community Building & Leadership
Monthly character education traits
Philanthropic opportunities
Field trips, workshops, and enrichment opportunities
Local and national competitions and challeneges
Student council (Bellewood Elementary Only)
Houses (Bellewood Elementary Only)
fundamentalsoftheworld &itscommunities, peoples,&cultures interactiveactivities learningperspectives historicalfigures connectionstostudents’ livesandexperiences
ELEMENTARY FAQs
Do Kindergarteners at Park Highland, Northup, and Redmond get to transfer to Bellewood for First Grade?
Yes! We provide families with the option to continue their elementary education with Cedar Crest Academy Students at Park Highland, Northup, and Redmond have priority when transferring to Bellewood for first grade upon completing Kindergarten
What does the Elementary Entrance Assessment entail? Is it required?
The Elementary Entrance Assessment is mandatory for all Kindergarten through Fifth grade applicants. The assessment will cover basic subjects and concepts to ensure a smooth transition for your child to the school and grade they are applying for.
Are all Elementary students required to wear uniforms?
No. Uniforms are only required for our students who attend Kindergarten - Fifth Grade at the Bellewood location. All Kindergarteners at Park Highland, Northup, and Redmond are asked to wear weather-appropriate, comfortable clothes so they can participate in school activities
My child is academically advanced. How will the Elementary program accommodate their needs?
Cedar Crest Academy's elementary curriculum is specially designed to be one grade level advanced than the regular curriculum for their grade Our small class sizes also enable us to provide personalized attention to every student by tailoring the instruction to their specific needs We also use standardized assessments and a math placement test to ensure that each student gets an appropriate challenge.
What are Clubs? How do they enhance the core curriculum?
Every year, Elementary staff organize clubs that cater to different disciplines and interests such as yoga, dance, reading, bird-watching, theatre, and more. All students from Kindergarten through Fifth Grade participate in ten clubs throughout the year, with each club rotation occurring twice a week.
INDIVIDUALIZED LEARNING
RESPECTING & SUPPORTING INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES
While Cedar Crest Academy has expanded to four campuses, our commitment to individualized learning and establishing a strong connection between the home and school environments remains unchanged. We believe parents are influential partners in their child's education and want to emphasize parent involvement and open communication.
We recognize that every child learns at their own pace and has unique learning styles, and our goal is to support each student and collaborate with their families to help them reach their full potential. We challenge our students to explore difficult content and encourage them to broaden their understanding of each subject area.
We do the following to further individualize our curriculum and communicate with families
Assessments & Progress Reports
Students in Pre-Primary and Elementary are given assessments so teachers can evaluate their understanding of the curriculum and alter their teaching strategies accordingly Progress reports are also sent home to parents to provide a more formal review to families.
Portfolios
At the conclusion of the academic year, every family is presented with a Student Portfolio, which is a tangible representation of their child's development and progress over the year. Teachers diligently gather samples of each student's work from September onwards
Conferences
Both Pre-Primary and Elementary programs host conferences and additional opportunities for families to connect with staff. Our aim is to encourage families to collaborate with teachers in setting academic, social, and emotional goals for their child.
Small Class Sizes
Each campus has a distinct familylike culture which allows students to develop stronger and more meaningful relationships with their peers and teachers. Our small class sizes also help instruction to be personalized and focused.
FOOD PROGRAM
FRESHLY MADE MEALS EVERY DAY
We are committed to providing your children with fresh, organic, and nutritious meals daily We believe that a healthy body is essential for learning, which is why we offer high-quality, well-balanced meals that include all five food groups, along with organic milk, fruits, and vegetables.
Each Cedar Crest Academy campus features a four-week rotating menu prepared by our trained chefs We ensure that all meals and snacks adhere to strict health, safety, and sanitation standards set by our school and Washington State's Health Department and Department of Early Learning.
PRE-PRIMARY
Morning Snack
Lunch
Afternoon Snack
ELEMENTARY
Morning Snack
Lunch
*Students in Before Care receive breakfast, while those in After Care are provided with an additional snack.
*Students in After Care are provided with an additional snack
AFTER SCHOOL VENDORS
Our After School Vendor Program provides a variety of enrichment opportunities for students through independent businesses and individuals. Parents can establish private contracts with vendors to offer their children diverse and engaging programs.
Please note that these After School Vendor classes are separate from the school's After School Care program and require additional fees paid directly to the vendor Each year, several vendor options are available, including but not limited to:
DRAWING & PAINTING WOOD WORKING
TUITION OVERVIEW
Cedar Crest Academy recognizes the importance of providing an exceptional learning environment for your child As educators, we are dedicated to offering a quality program that includes a diverse range of learning opportunities. Our tuition supports this mission, ensuring your child receives the best possible education.
Payment Processing
Our annual tuition covers the academic year from September through June Payments can be made monthly, quarterly, or annually, depending on your family’s preference Cedar Crest Academy uses Brightwheel, an online registration and automatic tuition withdrawal system (ACH), to facilitate these payments. This simple and convenient process is completely free for families, with withdrawals reflected in monthly bank statements and processed on the 10th of each month.
Tuition Withdrawals
Tuition payments are made two months in advance, beginning July 10th and ending March 10th. For example, tuition withdrawn on July 10th will apply to September fees. The initial deposit will also cover June 2026 tuition. Please note that all deposits and fees are entirely non-refundable
PRE-PRIMARY TUITION
PRESCHOOL & PRE-KINDERGARTEN
We offer four flexible schedules to suit your needs. We encourage families to consider our comprehensive 4 or 5 Full Day program, which enhances connections with peers and teachers, deepens curriculum understanding, and fosters community integration.
4 or 5 Full Days (9 am - 4 pm)
4 or 5 Half Days (9 am - 12 pm)
3 Full Days (9 am - 4 pm)
3 Half Days (9 am - 12 pm)
- 9:00 am)
6:00pm)
$260 per month Free Play, Teacher-Guided Activities, Breakfast by 8:30 AM.
$520 per month Recess, Teacher-Guided Activities, Snack, Vendor Options
$660 per month A combination of both Before & After Care.
Important Note:
All deposits & fees are entirely non-refundable Your initial deposit covers June 2026's
Annual payments are pulled on July 10th, and quarterly payments are scheduled for July 10th, October 10th, and January 10th. Monthly payments begin starting July 10th.
ELEMENTARY TUITION
KINDERGARTEN, FIRST, SECOND, THIRD, FOURTH, & FIFTH GRADE
For the 2025-2026 academic year, Cedar Crest Academy's Elementary program features a five-day schedule with an annual tuition of $26,500. This program fosters a consistent routine and supports academic, social, and emotional growth.
Kindergarten at Park Highland, Northup & Redmond: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Kindergarten - Fifth Grade at Bellewood: 8:30 am - 3:30 pm.
*The annual and quarterly fees are calculated after deducting the security deposit, which covers one month's tuition, as well as the additional discounts listed above
All deposits & fees are entirely non-refundable Your initial deposit covers June 2026's tuition Annual payments are pulled on July 10th, and quarterly payments are scheduled for July 10th, October 10th, and January 10th. Monthly payments begin starting July 10th.
When is the tuition payment period?
Tuition payments for the 2025-2026 academic year begin on July 10th and end on March 10th Payments are due two months in advance, with the initial security deposit covering June 2026's tuition.
Does Cedar Crest Academy provide financial assistance?
Yes, we offer financial assistance to qualifying families. Please contact our Director of Admissions at admissions@cedarcrestacademy.org for more information on how to apply for aid.
Are there any discounts that I can apply to the tuition?
Yes, we provide discounts to families However, please note that we do not pro-rate or discount tuition for family vacations, absences, or planned/unplanned school closures Additionally, discounts cannot be applied to the security deposit, and only one discount can be used at a time The available discounts are:
10% off tuition for single-parent families
5% off tuition for each additional sibling
What is the security deposit applied to? Can we get a refund if we choose to withdraw, terminate or move?
A non-refundable security deposit is required to secure your child's spot for the academic year and will be applied to their June 2026 tuition.
If you withdraw or terminate enrollment, the deposit and any fees paid will be forfeited. A written notice must be submitted two months in advance, by the 10th of the month (e.g., for a May withdrawal, notice is due by March 10th). Please note that students who withdraw during the year cannot re-enroll for June only.
TUITION FAQS
Why do Pre-Primary students have a “Half-Day Wednesday” at the end of each month?
On the last Wednesday of each month, Pre-Primary students are released early to allow teachers to engage in professional development and planning. On these days, all Pre-Primary students must be picked up by 12:00 PM, as no After Care services will be available.
When should I inform the school of program changes or adjustments to Before/After Care?
All program changes including adjustments to before and after care, switching from full-time to part-time, and withdrawals require a written notice to be submitted two months prior to the intended withdrawal date, specifically by the 10th of the month
For example, if you plan to withdraw in May, your written notice must be submitted by March 10th Please note that program changes are not permitted in November, December, January, and June. For further details, please refer to the table below.
Are there any additional annual fees?
In addition to the security deposit, which covers one month's tuition for June 2026, families should consider two additional fees: the Registration Fee and the Education Fee Details are as follows:
Registration Fee: $250 for all students
Education Fee:
$1,100 for Preschool and Pre-Kindergarten
$1,800 for Kindergarten through Fifth Grade
We also require an annual Parent Association membership fee of $100 per child. This fee helps support the Parent Association in organizing various community initiatives, such as enrichment workshops and more
Monthly Menu
Tuesday
Life Cereal, Bananas & Organic Milk
Snack
PM Snack
Only
Blueberry Muffins, Pears & Water
Turkey/Tofurkey Wheat Sandwiches, Cucumber & Tomato Salad, Apples & Organic Milk
Nature Valley Granola Bar, Seasonal Fresh Fruit & Water
Pancakes, Applesauce & Organic Milk
Snack
PM Snack
Only
Vanilla/Silk Soy Yogurt, Naan Bread & Water
Rotini Pasta Casserole, Tomato Sauce & Cheese, Green Salad, Oranges & Organic Milk
String Cheese/Wheat Thins, Seasonal Fresh Fruit & Water
Waffles, Bananas & Organic Milk
Snack
PM Snack
Only
AM Snack
Applesauce, Pretzels & Water
Pepperoni/Morning Star Wheat Naan Bread Pizza, Green Salad, Bananas & Organic Milk
Nature Valley Granola Bar, Seasonal Fresh Fruit & Water
SunButter on English Muffins, Bananas & Organic Milk
Cheddar Cheese Cubes, Apples, Wheat Thins & Water
Fettucine Alfredo with Grilled Chicken/Soy Nuggets, Steamed Broccoli, Pears & Organic Milk
Waffles, Apples & Organic Milk
Bagels, Cream Cheese/Fruit Spread & Water
Sautéed Chicken/Soy Nuggets, Fajitas, Tortillas, Oranges & Organic Milk
Apple Cinnamon Muffins, Mandarin Oranges & Water
French Toast, Pears & Organic Milk
Seasonal Fresh Fruit, Blueberry Muffins & Water
Chicken/Soy Nuggets, French Fries, Carrots, Bananas & Organic Milk
Cheddar Cheese Cubes/Seasonal Fresh Fruit, Wheat Thins & Water
Scrambled Eggs, Toast & Organic Milk
Vanilla/Silk Soy Yogurt, Granola & Water
Beef/Falafel Slider, Green Salad, Apples & Organic Milk
Chocolate Chip Muffins, Apples & Water
French Toast Sticks, Oranges & Organic Milk
Seasonal Fresh Fruit, Pretzels & Water
Chicken, Vegetable & Rice/Vegetable & Rice Soup, Dinner Rolls, Oranges & Organic Milk
Dairy-Free Option (all dairy substitutes are nut-free)
Thursday Wednesday
French Toast, Pears & Organic Milk
Red &Yellow Bell Peppers, Ranch, Crackers & Water
Bean, Cheese & Rice Burritos, Green Salad, Fruit Salad & Organic Milk
Rice Cakes, Banana Puree & Water
Croissants, Scrambled Eggs & Organic Milk
String Cheese/Seasonal Fresh Fruit, Pretzels & Water
Spaghetti w/ Meatballs/Morning Star, Green Peas, Oranges & Organic Milk
Baked Garlic Sticks, Pears & Water
Oatmeal, Raisins, Pears & Organic Milk
Cheese Sticks/Wheat Thins, Apples & Water
Stir Fried Yakisoba Noodles w/ Chicken/Paneer, Peas & Carrots, Oranges & Organic Milk
Bagels w/ Cinnamon & Brown Sugar, Bananas & Water
Pancakes, Pears & Organic Milk
Vanilla/Silk Soy Yogurt, Granola & Water
SunButter & Jelly on Wheat Bread
Sandwiches, Cucumber & Tomato Salad, Apples & Organic Milk
Oatmeal, Raisins, Oranges & Organic Milk
Naan Bread, Vanilla/Silk Soy Yogurt & Water
Panko Dusted White Fish/Falafel, Baked Fries, Bananas & Organic Milk
String Cheese/Seasonal Fresh Fruit, Wheat Thins & Water
Corn Flakes, Bananas & Organic Milk
Season Fresh Fruit, Wheat Thins & Water
Grilled Cheese Sandwich, Tomato Soup, Mixed Salad, Apples & Organic Milk
Cranberry-Cracker Mix, Oranges & Water
Cheerios Cereal, Bananas & Organic Milk
Carrots & Cucumbers, Hummus, Saltine Crackers & Water
Cheese & Bean Quesadilla, Mixed Salad, Seasonal Fresh Fruit & Organic Milk
Rice Cakes, Banana Puree & Water
Scrambled Eggs, Apples & Organic Milk
Vegetables w/ Hummus, Saltine Crackers & Water
Turkey/Vegetable Penne
Casserole, Mixed Salad, Seasonal
Fresh Fruit & Organic Milk
Cheese Eggs, Bananas & Organic Milk
Wheat Thins, Apples & Water
Mac & Cheese, Steamed Vegetables, Pineapple Tidbits & Organic Milk
Garlic Bread Sticks, Pears & Water
English Muffins, Applesauce & Organic Milk
Fresh Vegetables, Hummus & Water
Chicken/Tofu Teriyaki, Peas & Carrots, Brown & White Rice, Fruit Salad & Organic Milk
Chocolate Chip Muffins, Pears & Organic Milk
French Toast Sticks, Pears & Organic Milk
Fresh Seasonal Fruit, String Cheese & Water
Grilled Chicken Strips/Soy Nuggets, Penne Pasta, Steamed Carrots, Seasonal Fruit & Organic Milk
Wheat Thins, Fresh Fruit Salad & Water
Cereal, Bananas & Organic Milk
Apple Cinnamon Bread, Fresh Fruit Salad & Water
Waffles, Scrambled Eggs, Turkey/Morning Star, Oranges & Organic Milk
PM Snack
Only
Seasonal Fresh Fruit, Graham Crackers & Water
Applesauce, Blueberry Muffins & Water
Mixed Fruit, Cereal Bars & Water
Wheat Thins, Apples & Water
Pears, Cranberry-Cracker Mix & Water
Park Highland, 2003
Park Highland
Preschool - Kindergarten
308 118th Ave SE, Bellevue, WA 98005
+1 (425)-455-1211
parkhighlandcca@cedarcrestacademy.org
www.cedarcrestacademy.org
Redmond
Preschool - Kindergarten
17720 NE 65th St, Redmond, WA 98052
+1 (425)-376-0441
redmondcca@cedarcrestacademy.org
Bellewood
Pre-Kindergarten - Fifth Grade
2125 112th Ave NE, Bellevue, WA 98004
+1 (425)-454-1234
bellewoodcca@cedarcrestacademy.org
Northup
Preschool - Kindergarten
2700 Northup Way, Bellevue, WA 98004
+1 (425)-889-1111
northupcca@cedarcrestacademyorg