CEDAR HILL PREPARATORY
SCHOOL
HALL WEEN
Trick or Treat!
The Preschool through Grade 2 children at Cedar Hill Prep School showcased a fantastic array of costumes and contagious excitement as they joined the Trunk or Treat parade! Their enthusiasm filled the air as they admired the creatively decorated trunks on display, each one a masterpiece for our Trunk or Treat Festivities. A memorable Halloween celebration was had by all—Happy Halloween to everyone! Click Here to See More Images
The Third through Eighth Grade students at Cedar Hill Prep joined in the Trunk or Treat Festivities, visiting each trunk in their impressive costumes. The trunks were wonderfully decorated, featuring beautiful Halloween-themed artwork that added to the festive spirit. A fantastic time was had by everyone—Happy Halloween!
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PRESCHOOL - KINDERGARTEN NEWS
A Day at Von Thun’s Farm: Pumpkin Adventure
The Preschool, Pre-Kindergarten, and Kindergarten classes had a fantastic time on their trip to Von Thun’s Farm! After an exciting bus ride, we arrived at the farm and were greeted by animals happily eating and playing in their pens. We saw chickens, goats, sheep, pigs, and donkeys. One of the highlights was listening to the talking pumpkin—yes, a talking pumpkin! After that, we hopped on the hayride for a bumpy journey to the pumpkin patch. The hayride provided a beautiful tour of the farm, where we enjoyed views of apple orchards and cornfields. Once we reached the pumpkin patch, we had a wonderful time exploring, and searching for the perfect pumpkin.
Fire Prevention Week
During Fire Prevention Week, preschool children learned the importance of knowing the emergency number 911. After reading the book 911: What Is Your Emergency? Each child had the opportunity to pretend to have an emergency by saying and identifying those numbers from the book. When the operator came on, the children explained their pretend emergencies, engaging in role-play scenarios where they would need to use this critical information. We also introduced the “Stop, Drop, and Roll” procedure through our fire safety books. This safety method teaches children what to do if their clothing catches on fire. Each child learned and practiced this important procedure.
Fall and Farm Week
Fall is in the air! With the leaves changing colors and the weather getting cooler, preschool children are exploring the season of Autumn. For a craft activity, we colored a tree brown and added the changing Autumn leaves by mixing red, orange, and yellow paint. Using a bundle of Q-tips, the children dabbled the colors onto their trees, creating beautiful fall scenes with leaves blowing in the wind.
Our week continued with discussions about farms and what we can find there. We read farm stories, sang “Old MacDonald Had a Farm,” and talked about the sounds different animals make. The children then created their own red barns, complete with farm animals that they colored.
PRESCHOOL - KINDERGARTEN NEWS
Surprise Visitors in the Admin Office!
As part of their lesson on different occupations and the people who work at the school, the PreKindergartners took a fun field trip to the Administration Office. Their first stop was the Admin office, where they met Ms. Pizzapi, the school bookkeeper, and watched her work on her computer. Next, they marched over to Admissions Director Ms. Jones’ office, where Ms. Perez explained how they help families enroll at CHP. She even handed out stickers and two pen wands to all the kids! The little ones were especially excited to watch Ms. Kane work on newsletters, and their eyes lit up when they saw her design a layout in Adobe InDesign. Ms. Iyengar, who teaches coding to older students, engaged them with a fun, hands-on activity. They had a blast! Then, Ms. Rajagopal showed them pictures from previous newsletters, which the students found fascinating. The adventure didn’t stop there! They also visited Coach Tierney and Coach Francavilla, ending the tour with big smiles before heading back to their classrooms.
Too Cute to SPOOK!
The Pre-Kindergarteners enjoyed a grand Halloween class party. Our classrooms were filled with Halloween decorations along with a ‘Boo-tiful’ photo booth for the students to pose in their costumes. The students then enjoyed yummy Halloween-themed treats and snacks in family style. From batshaped pretzels to colorful Halloween cupcakes, a big shoutout to all the parents who contributed to the class party. Some parents even sent in creative pumpkin decorating kits. All in all, it was an unforgettable Halloween celebration!
PRESCHOOL - KINDERGARTEN NEWS
Kindergarten Classes Welcome the Jewish New
with Rosh Hashanah Celebration
Year
Both Kindergarten classes celebrated Rosh Hashanah together. The children learned that Rosh Hashanah is the Jewish New Year, a time traditionally marked by festive gatherings with family and friends. To celebrate, we listened to a story and enjoyed apples dipped in honey, symbolizing a sweet start to the New Year!
Spook-tacular Fun in Kindergarten
The kindergarten children showcased a fabulous display of costumes and excitement as they participated in Halloween activities. We read a Halloween story and colored a picture of a Halloween cat. The children especially enjoyed playing “Hot Pumpkin”!
Happy Halloween to all!
Happy Halloween!
What a beautiful day for trunk or treat with the lower school classes! The children dressed in their Halloween costumes and paraded around the parking lot to collect delicious candy. Parents decorated their car trunks beautifully, handing out treats to each child. After the parade, we danced to some fantastic Halloween music.
We also played “Pin the Nose on the Pumpkin” while blindfolded, with children trying their best to find the right spot for the nose. Then, we enjoyed a game of monster bowling using toilet paper rolls and a ball. Our final activity involved hammering golf tees into pumpkins, which the children found to be a thrilling challenge. Overall, we had a fabulous Halloween party!
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL NEWS
Celebrating Birthdays en Español
We take every opportunity to practice our Spanish in Lower School, and student birthdays are no exception. We sang Cumpleaños Feliz to our friends who celebrated birthdays in septiembre and octubre. Our birthday amigos sat in a special birthday chair surrounded by piñatas, wore a sombrero, and had their names placed on our Spanish birthday board. We also practiced our counting in Spanish by asking, ¿Tienes 1, 2, 3…? (Are you 1, 2, 3…?). Feliz cumpleaños to these amigos!
First Grade’s Farm Adventure!
First grade enjoyed their first farm trip of the year on October 14th! Students explored how humans use natural resources to build and create. Working in small groups, they analyzed man-made objects to discover what materials they were made from. Afterward, they headed out into the woods and fields to gather materials and build their own creations from nature.
Fun at the Farm
First graders visited Melick’s Farm, where they learned the art of making apple cider. Students had a handson experience running the cider mill, tasting the fresh cider, enjoying a hayride, and selecting three Fuji apples along with a small pumpkin to take home.
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL NEWS
Meet Milky Way: Second Grade’s Adopted Calf Adventure!
The second grade is thrilled to announce our adoption of a calf named Milky Way through the Discover Dairy program! The students were overjoyed by the news and are buzzing with questions about their new “classmate.” Over the next year, we’ll receive updates every two months on Milky Way’s growth, health, and daily life on the farm, along with photos and fun facts. This unique experience will enrich our learning as we explore key concepts such as animal life cycles, agriculture, and farm management. Students will dive into topics like animal nutrition, sustainable farming, and the important role farms play in providing the foods we eat. It’s a fantastic way to bring lessons in science, geography, and social studies to life as we follow Milky Way’s journey from calf to cow!
Crafting Personal Narratives: A Journey Through the Writing Process
Third Grade Language Arts kicked off the year with writing units, focusing on Personal Narratives for the month of October. Students were provided with a two-sided sheet of topic options to inspire their writing. Using a graphic organizer, they mapped out their ideas, wrote rough drafts, and then met with Mrs. Haynoski for editing. Afterward, they crafted their final drafts. Throughout the process, students learned that writing takes time and evolves over multiple class periods. They are incredibly proud of their stories!
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL NEWS SUPER STUDENTS
P. Fennell-Powell is Third Grade’s Super Student for this week. P. Fennell-Powell is in Mrs. Kotasthane’s class. P. Fennell-Powell’s hero is his big brother. If P. Fennell-Powell could choose a theme song for himself it would be “Not Like Us”. If he could be from another planet, he would like to come from Fried Chicken Planet. P. Fennell-Powell’s favorite book is Dog Man. His favorite thing to do in his spare time is play football and if he could pick sidekicks they would be N. Smith, Z. Shirley, X. D. Bridges, O. A. Smith, Philly and Mrs. Kotasthane! If P. Fennell-Powell could be a star in a movie, it would be him being a football star! Lastly, he is supported by his super family; his mom, dad, brother and cat.
S. Islam is Third Grade’s Super Students for this week. S. Islam is in Mrs. Haynoski’s class. S. Islam’s hero is Astrobot, his theme song is “I Am Astrobot!”, and he comes from the galaxy Crash Site. He describes himself as a Mighty Mathematician, Wonder Writer, Ravenous Reader, Stellar Scientist, Marvelous Musician and Harmonious Helper. S. Islam’s favorite activity to do in his spare time is to make the news. If there was a wrong in the world that he could make right it would be that everyone lives in peace and there are no wars. When S. Islam is happy, he thinks of the color blue. Finally, if S. Islam could pick sidekicks to help him out everyday, they would be M. Jalloh, R. S. Rajath and M. Jalloh.
M. Fitzgerald is Third Grade’s Super Student for this week. M. Fitzgerald is in Mrs. Kotasthane’s class. M. Fitzgerald’s theme song would be “Becky G” and her favorite thing to do in her spare time is crochet and do arts and crafts with her sister. If M. Fitzgerald could be in a movie, it would be about being a dragon and flying around. If she could fix a wrong in this world, it would be that people wouldn’t litter anymore and to stop killing animals. The galaxy M. Fitzgerald comes from is Candy World. When she is happy, she thinks of the color teal. If she made the newspaper for something awesome it would be for her being a veterinarian and a Super Hero. Her favorite book is “The Unicorn Kitten” and she would pick her sister as her sidekick.
M. Jalloh is Third Grade’s Super Student this week. M. Jalloh is in Mrs. Haynoski’s class. M. Jalloh best describes himself as a tremendous team player. His favorite thing to do in his spare time is to read his comic books and if he could star in a movie, it would be a movie all about him! The galaxy that he comes from is “Miguel-aToid” and when he is happy, he thinks of the color red. M. Jalloh’s favorite thing to talk about with his friends is Pokemon and his favorite book is the Harry Potter series. Finally, if there was a wrong in this world that he could make right, it would be that there would be no more money scams.
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL NEWS
Third Graders Delight in First Mystery Reader of the Year
Third graders welcomed their first mystery reader of the year, R. Sharmin. She read Teddy Spaghetti by Dorothea and Victoria Benton Frank, a heartwarming story about a boy who loves spaghetti and brings it to school—only to be teased for it. The story beautifully illustrates how he overcomes the teasing, conquers his fears, and makes new friends.
The students thoroughly enjoyed this parent’s animated reading and appreciated the important message about resilience and friendship. Thank you, R. Sharmin, for sharing this wonderful story with us! We look forward to welcoming more mystery readers throughout the year.
Third Graders Enjoy a Visit from Our Mystery Reader
Our third graders had the pleasure of welcoming S. Kaul, who read Nate the Great and the Halloween Hunt by Marjorie Weinman Sharmat. On Halloween night, all the kids are dressed up for trick-or-treating, but Nate’s friend Rosamond needs his help—her cat, Little Hex, has gone missing! Is Little Hex hiding or lost? With his trusty dog Sludge, Nate is on the case! The students thoroughly enjoyed the story and S. Kaul’s expressive reading. Thank you for sharing your love of reading with us! We look forward to welcoming more mystery readers in the future.
Grandma’s Bag of Stories Unpacked!
Who can resist a good story, especially when it’s being told by Grandma? Third Grade welcomed R. Rajath’s dad, who read us Sudha Murthy’sGrandma’s Bag of Stories. From her bag emerged tales of kings and cheats, monkeys and mice, bears and gods. Here comes the bear who ate some really bad dessert and got very angry; a lazy man who wouldn’t put out a fire until it reached his beard; a princess who was turned into an onion; a queen who discovered silk, and many more weird and wonderful people and animals. Grandma tells the stories over long summer days and nights, as seven children enjoy life in her little town. The stories entertain, educate, and provide hours of enjoyment for them. So come, why don’t you join in the fun too? Thank you for reading to us!
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL NEWS
Grade 3 Decorating Pumpkins
Third graders had a fun-filled Halloween morning making crafts, including necklaces and bracelets. They also participated in a pumpkin decorating contest, where three judges visited our classroom to evaluate their creative pumpkins. The decorated pumpkins are competing for house points!
Happy Halloween!
The Grade 4 classroom was the hub of bustling activity. Dressed in awesome costumes, the students began the day with a pumpkin decorating contest; all winning points will go to the winners’ respective Houses. Thank you Ms. Iyengar for serving as the judge of the 4th Grade Pumpkin Decorating Contest! Next on the agenda was the annual Grade 4 Mummy Wrap where teams of 2 - 3 students worked together to wrap one of their teammates while enjoying silly Halloween tunes. Sprinkle in a Halloween Logic Puzzle, Mazes, and a Halloween Math Puzzle, …Grade 4 had a busy, fun-filled time!
The day culminated with CHP’s traditional Trunk or Treating. Thank you to all of our CHP families who helped to make this event so very special!
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL NEWS
October Birthday Celebrations
Grade 4 has been busy celebrating several birthdays this month. Happy Birthday to Z. J. Robinson, I. Lee, and K.C. Richard! Thank you to the students’ families for sharing their birthday celebrations with our class!
Playground Excavation
Excitement bubbled around the CHP campus as the students watched the old playground being excavated. The students are quite curious as they enjoy forecasting what the new playground will look like.
Book Fair
Judging from Grade 4’s participation, the Scholastic Book Fair was a great success! A special thank you to Mrs. Turkowsky for chairing this annual CHP event... and to all of our Grade 4 families who so generously contributed to our Class Library! The books have already been circulating among the students!
MIDDLE SCHOOL NEWS
Math in Nature
The 7th-grade students in Mrs. Lekhi’s math class took a walk around campus to explore how math is present everywhere, especially in nature. From observing fractals in tree branches to counting flower petals as examples of Fibonacci sequences, the students discovered beautiful natural patterns that can be explained through mathematics.
Reflective NJIN Farm Trip
Last week, Grades 5 and 6 embarked on their first field trip of the year to NJIN Farm, centered around the theme of IB Learner Profiles. The students were divided into mixed-grade groups to explore the various learner profiles, engaging in thoughtful discussions about the different types of learners.
Following this, the students used a technique known in education as “jigsawing,” re-grouping to share their insights with new classmates, sparking dynamic conversations and deeper understanding. With the weather on their side, Dr. Nan led all the students on a scenic hike around NJIN Farm, showcasing the farm’s beautiful landscape and unique features. One highlight of the day was undoubtedly “the big hill,” where students had a blast enjoying the outdoors. The trip concluded with reflective journaling, as students connected their personal learning profiles to the day’s experiences. It was a truly enriching day filled with discovery, reflection, and fun!
MIDDLE SCHOOL NEWS
A Spooky Day at the Mall!
Our 8th-grade students took a fun trip to the nearby mall to celebrate Halloween! From spooky decorations to festive treats, it was a fantastic way to get into the Halloween spirit together. The students enjoyed every moment, creating memories and building bonds outside the classroom.
House Elections
Middle School Students Showcase Leadership in Annual House Elections On Friday, October 25th, middle school students held their annual House elections, running for positions including House Leader, Assistant Leader, Arbitrator, Historian, Scribe, Speaker, and Steward. After two weeks of campaigning with flyers posted on House boards, candidates gave speeches to their House members on Election Day.
Students from 4th to 8th grade listened attentively and cast their votes privately. It was a valuable experience, helping students develop their public speaking and campaign skills!
On October 10th, Cedar Hill Prep proudly hosted its first National Junior Honor Society (NJHS) Induction Ceremony. The NJHS is the nation's leading organization that recognizes exceptional middle-level students. More than just an honor roll, NJHS celebrates students who exemplify excellence in scholarship, service, leadership, character, and citizenship—values upheld since the society's founding in 1929.
Celebrating Excellence
Congratulations to our students who have earned this prestigious distinction by meeting the highest academic and leadership criteria:
A. Dandona
S. Desai
N. Garofalo
I. Gupta
M. Indupuru
A. Prabhakaran
D. Rott
D. Tandon
We are incredibly proud of their achievements!
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SPECIALS
Congratulations to Our World Language Honor Society Inductees!
We are proud to announce the induction of several exceptional students into the prestigious World Language Honor Society. These students have shown a deep passion for language learning, maintaining a remarkable 92 weighted average in their French and Spanish studies. Their hard work and commitment to excellence have earned them this well-deserved recognition. Please join us in congratulating these outstanding students for their dedication and achievement in world languages!
French Honor Society Inductees
S. Dakhera, S. Desai, I. Gupta, N. Kim, V. Patel, and Y. Subramaniam
Spanish Honor Society Inductees
Z. Shirley, D. Ghafoor, A. Kahlon, A. Yussouf, S. Gupta, and M. Singhal
SPECIALS
NATIONAL HISPANIC HERITAGE CELEBRATION
Lower School’s Vibrant Celebration of Hispanic Heritage
Lower School had a very joyful Hispanic Heritage Celebration this year. Students from Preschool to Grade Two spent weeks learning about the history of Hispanic Heritage Month and preparing for the celebration that took place on October 15. Our very proud first graders ensured that we were full of facts surrounding the history of Hispanic Heritage Month. They shared that Hispanic Heritage Month was initiated by President Lyndon B. Johnson and later extended to a full month by President Ronald Reagan. The first graders explained that the month is so named because several South American countries gained their independence during this period (September 15 to October 15), among many other interesting facts. Our second graders tested everyone’s knowledge with a competitive trivia game based on the facts shared by the first graders, leading to prizes and surprises for participants. Preschool, Pre-K, and Kindergarten students kept the energy high by ensuring everyone was moving to the rhythm of Patty Shukla’s Spanish action songs: Salta (Jump), Mueve las manos (Shake your hands), and Para (Stop). Grade Two students not only entertained but also engaged the audience with the exciting action song Levántate, siéntate, gira (Stand Up, Turn Around, Sit Down). The day was filled with laughter, joy, and fun. The celebration concluded with a salsa, queso, and chips party in each Lower School classroom. We look forward to continuing these celebrations in the years to come.
Upper School’s Hispanic Heritage Celebration
National Hispanic Heritage Month, from Sept. 15th to Oct. 15th, celebrates the contributions and rich cultural history of Latinos in the U.S. In honor of this, the Spanish Department at CHP proudly presents the Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration, held in the school gym. Led by our middle school Spanish teacher Ms. Soto, 7th graders highlighted famous Hispanic figures, while 8th graders showcased exhibits from various Spanish-speaking countries. Throughout the day, students explained their projects to other grades. Kudos to all the students for their efforts! Click
SPECIALS
A Spooky Success: Cedar Hill Prep’s The Addams Family Young@Part Delights Audiences
On Friday, October 25, Cedar Hill Prep’s Drama Department delighted audiences with a spirited and hauntingly humorous performance of The Addams Family Young@Part. Our students captivated everyone with their exceptional talent, bringing The Addams Family to life with charm, wit, and enthusiasm. Each young actor’s dedication shone through, from Gomez’s dramatic flair to Wednesday’s deadpan delivery.
The cast and crew worked tirelessly to create a show full of fantastic costumes, eerie effects, and impressive choreography. Thanks to the unwavering support from staff, parents, and the entire Cedar Hill Prep community, this production was a resounding success! We look forward to many more memorable performances as we build upon our growing legacy of excellence in Theatre Education. Stay tuned for our Spring Musical in April and prepare to join us for another theatrical adventure here at Cedar Hill Prep.
WILDCATS SPORTS
CHP Wildcats Wrap Up an Exciting Soccer Season!
Our CHP Wildcats Soccer Team enjoyed a fun-filled soccer season! The team worked hard together and showed tremendous improvement in October. Our Wildcats played games against Winfield, Princeton Day School, Metuchen Christian, Timothy Christian, and Pingry.
They competed in every game, achieving a win against Metuchen Christian and a tie with PDS! We are so proud of our team for their hard work this season. Go Wildcats!
Champions in Growth: CHP Girls Tennis Team Shines This Season
The CHP Girls Tennis Team welcomed many young beginners this year and introduced a Skills Instructor, Coach S. Reddy, to our program. The girls continued to develop their skills and strategies throughout our rebuilding season. Coach Frankie is confident that with ongoing practice, motivation, and dedication, the Girls Tennis Team will persevere, demonstrating positive growth and progress.
A. Vig, a 7th grader, had an outstanding season at First Singles, sweeping most of her matches with an impressive 8-0 victory against tough competition. A. Patel, also in Grade 7, and Z. Shirley in Grade 6 made significant contributions to the team as well. Overall, the CHP Girls Tennis Team showcased excellent sportsmanship, support for their teammates, and respect for their coaches throughout the season.
Cross Country End of Season Report 2024
Cedar Hill Prep’s Wildcat runners competed in a total of six meets this season: Wilberforce, Princeton Charter, two meets at Greenbrook, and two invitationals – Pingry’s Ed Scott Invitational and Gill St. Bernard’s Pumpkin Run. Our dedicated team of 5th to 8th graders committed themselves to a rigorous four-day-a-week training schedule and proudly represented CHP on the distance course.
This year’s highlights include the growth in endurance and stamina demonstrated by our 5th and 6th graders, who successfully completed runs of up to two miles. Our 7th and 8th graders made significant progress throughout the season, steadily improving their times. Notably, 7th-grade captain N. Garofalo improved his time by five minutes over his two years on the team and consistently finished in the top 20 percentile among several hundred middle school runners. Additionally, 6th grader V. Patel consistently placed in the top 30 to 35 percentile among hundreds of competitors.
A major highlight of our season was 8th grader A. Davis’s outstanding performance, earning CHP’s first cross-country trophy at the Ed Scott Invitational on October 16. Amber triumphed over a field of 48 runners from 12 middle schools, finishing in an impressive 17 minutes and 14 seconds in the two-mile race.
We are incredibly proud of our athletes’ dedication, growth, and achievements this season. I look forward to continued success in athletics at CHP.
Tennis Lessons Take Off for 3rd and 4th Graders
Tennis lessons for our 3rd and 4th graders have officially begun! Under the expert guidance of Coach S. Reddy, our students are learning essential skills like positioning and technique. The sessions have been full of energy and enthusiasm, with each child enjoying the opportunity to develop their game under the direction of our talented coach.
AROUND THE SCHOOL
CHP Scholastic Book Fair: A Wonderful Success Thanks to Team Effort!
The Scholastic Book Fair, organized by Ms. J. Turkowsky and the PTO, was a tremendous success! We sold thousands of dollars worth of books and handed out exciting prizes. A heartfelt thank you to the PTO, as well as to all the parents and faculty members who volunteered their time. It’s the incredible teamwork at CHP that makes this event so special!
Congratulations to Our Talented Scarecrow Creators!
Our judges had a tough time making their decisions, but here are the winners of our "House Scarecrow Contest." Congratulations to all!
1st Place
E. Ojeda, 1st Grade, Shawnee Beavers (80 pts)
2nd Place
R. Clark, Kindergarten, Cherokee Bears (60 pts)
3rd Place
A. Johnson, Preschool, Cherokee Bears (40 pts)
M. Filzer, Preschool, Cherokee Bears (40 pts)
AROUND THE SCHOOL
A Slice of Connection
Cedar Hill Prep hosted the first Pizza with the Principal event of the year, exclusively for our students! This special gathering provided an opportunity for students to connect with our Principal of the Year over a fun, relaxed lunch. From sharing ideas to discussing school life, it was a fantastic time for our students to feel heard and build stronger bonds within the school community.
Grades
1 - 2
Grades 3 - 4
Preschool
- Kindergarten
Grades 5 - 8
Exciting News: Introducing Our New Holistic Playground!
We’re thrilled to announce the opening of our innovative playground designed specifically for children aged 2-15! This vibrant space is more than just a play area; it’s a holistic development platform that emphasizes health, readiness, and socio-emotional engagement.
Our playground features challenging physical elements that encourage active play, helping children develop essential gross motor skills while fostering creativity and imagination. With a variety of interactive components, children will engage in different types of play—ranging from onlooker and parallel play to associative and social-cooperative activities. This rich environment supports selfregulation and stress relief through sensory experiences, promoting emotional and intellectual growth.
We believe that through self-directed play, children will learn to negotiate, express themselves, and connect with others, laying a strong foundation for their overall development. Join us in exploring this exciting new space where fun and learning go hand in hand!
PARENT TEACHER ORGANIZATION
CHP PTO 2024
Welcome to CHP
PTO!
The CHP PTO was established to promote the growth and education of children, parents, teachers, staff, and the community at CHP. Each year, the PTO sponsors projects and events aimed at enhancing the educational opportunities within our school community. All parents or guardians of CHP students, as well as teachers and staff, are automatically members of the CHP PTO and are encouraged to participate in PTO activities.
Introducing Our 2024-2025 PTO Board Members
President - Claudia Martinello
Vice- President - Joshua Filzer
Vice-President - Scott Richards
Secretary - Divya Enika
For the PTO to be effective and represent the school, everyone’s participation is essential. Please get in touch with pto@cedarhillprep.com to volunteer for a PTO committee or an upcoming event.
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Looking Ahead to Upcoming Special Events
Loretta Koleser, Yasmeen Villafranca, Donald Seeley, Ayesha Jamil, Priya Menon, and Marisela Turcios
