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11 Spencer Lane ♦ Annandale, NJ 08801 ♦ 908.832.7200
Student Corner News
Dear Parents/Guardians: The Coronavirus (COVID-19) continues to be a health-related concern across the world and has now become a reality for us in New Jersey. On March 5,...
Jordyn A. (English 12) did a compare/contrast study of "The Perks of Being a Wallflower" and "Looking for Alaska". Both of these books were chosen...
Six of our students chose to create an art poster to commemorate "Special Education Week" in May for an art contest sponsored by A.S.A.H. This year's theme, &qu...
We take our internships seriously at Hunterdon Prep! Bailey, who has been interning at Assemblyman Erik Peterson's office in Clinton, was at the State House in Trenton yeste...
This contrast essay was produced in English 11 comparing the novels, The Catcher in the Rye and Looking for Alaska and the relationship to teenagers of today. ...
Creative Writing class recently read “The Rose That Grew From Concrete” by Tupac Shakur. "Did you hear about the rose that grew From a crack in the concrete...
HPS took to the slopes last week on a snow tubing adventure to Shawnee Mountain in PA! Our daring students and staff weren't daunted by a little bit of cold, wind and sno...
Our 10th grade students have begun reading “I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings” by Dr. Maya Angelou. The study has included historical content that covers Jim Crow, Seg...
New York Times bestselling author and New Jersey native Stedman Graham, spoke at Hunterdon Central Regional High School on Tuesday, November 12, as part of The Hunterdon County ...
Our students spent two weeks early in October working with our friends at the Red Mill Museum in Clinton, NJ, to help turn the Red Mill into a haunted Halloween village. This tr...
October is National Bullying Prevention Month. Bullying is unwanted, aggressive behavior among school aged children that involves a real or perceived power imbalance. The b...
Thanks to Mr. Halloran's eagle eye, this Northern Red Salamander was rescued from our parking lot in the morning and spent the day in science classes on Friday! The North...
Welcome to the 2019-20 school year! Last Friday was our back-to-school picnic! It was a perfect day to enjoy the festivities. There was a touch of fall in the air and we were al...
Pacific Northwest Native Americans believe that a respect for the natural world is vital to their existence. They demonstrated their respect by creating hand-carved totem poles....
Farewell 2018-2019 school year! We couldn't let it end without sharing just a snapshot (literally) of some of the many trips and activities that wrapped up another specta...
Congratulations to the Hunterdon Preparatory School's CLASS OF 2019! We had a beautiful graduation ceremony today shared with family and friends from near and far. Warmes...
Ms. Geyer's English students, who have been studying the holocaust this year, will visit The Museum of Jewish Heritage's living memorial to the holocaust "Auschwitz...
Today the 7th and 8th graders in the Troupe hosted New Jersey State Assemblyman Erik Peterson (from Hunterdon and Warren Counties) and his Chief of Staff, Kevin Oswald. The A...
BIG NEWS!!! Welcome Abby, our newest Seeing Eye puppy-in-training, who joined us on Tuesday, April 9, for her first day of school at HPS! Thanks to Mr. Fenwick and family ...
Every year in honor of Special Education Week, May 12-18, the ASAH organization holds an art contest. This year, over 250 posters were submitted for consideration. Six Hunter...
On this April Fool's Day here at Hunterdon Prep, what you see is NOT what you get! Take a look at these baked goods that have been designed to fool everyone into thinking...
On March 7, our 12th grade Global Issues classes visited Princeton University to learn about their latest sustainable innovation, an aerobic biodigester! Biodigester systems ...
HPS spirit week is next week! Here is the schedule of fun events and activities taking place. Monday - Wear favorite sports t-shirts/jerseys Tuesday - Crazy hair/hat day ...
We would like to thank Mr. Karl Keys for joining our senior class today to talk about the law and our civic duty as citizens of this country! Mr. Karl Keys is an attorney wit...
A select group of twenty Hunterdon Prep students will have their artwork on display at the Hunterdon Art Museum for the annual Young Artists Showcase! There will be an array of ...
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