A new childcare and education facility is coming to Cherry Hill after local officials approved plans for the project, according to a Patch report by **Matt Skoufalos**. The development is planned for Route 70 and will bring a new early childhood education and care option to the township.
The Cherry Hill Planning Board approved the proposal for **The Learning Experience**, a childcare center that will be built on a property along Route 70. The project is described as a new education-focused facility designed to serve young children in the community. Approval marks another step in ongoing development activity in Cherry Hill, particularly along the busy commercial corridor.
According to the report, the site had previously been the subject of redevelopment discussions, and the new facility is expected to add a use centered on childcare and early learning. Local officials reviewed the plans before granting approval, allowing the project to move forward.
The article notes that The Learning Experience is a national childcare and early education franchise. The new Cherry Hill location will expand access to daycare and preschool services for area families. The facility is expected to occupy a portion of the Route 70 site as part of the approved development plan.
Patch reported that the planning board’s decision clears the way for construction of the center, though the article focused primarily on the approval itself and the nature of the planned use. The project reflects continued investment in family-oriented services in Cherry Hill and introduces another educational resource for residents with young children.
Source: Matt Skoufalos, Patch
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