11 Spencer Lane ♦ Annandale, NJ 08801 ♦ 908.832.7200
Taking Junior history class outside today on a beautiful spring day! Students are reading historical fiction books of their choosing from a selection that includes: Johnny Tremain, The Journey of Little Charlie, The Book Thief, Words on Fire, Allies, The Girl in the Blue Coat, Prisoner B-3087, Mischling and A Tale of Two Cities.
We enjoyed a busy December last month with a variety of specially planned activities in...
We have raised $726.59 for the North Carolina Disaster Relief Fund!!! We would like ...
The HPS Art Club meets every Tuesday after school from 2:30-4:30 pm. It is a time for s...
Last week, we took advantage of this beautiful fall weather to take a late season kayak...
Every September we kick off the new school year with a picnic that includes a barbeque ...
The fifth and final special interest week of our summer program was Art Week led by our...
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HUNTERDON PREPARATORY SCHOOL IS A, not-for-profit, day school serving students between the ages of 12 and 21
from over 40 school districts in New Jersey. We are located near the town of Clinton in west central NJ.
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HUNTERDON PREPARATORY SCHOOL IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY SCHOOL
The Hunterdon Preparatory School provides educational services to applicants and employs personnel without regard to race, color, national origin, sex, economic or social background, or religious preferences. School programs and school related activities during the day and after regular school hours provide equal access for all students regardless of race, color, creed, sex, and national origin. Books, curricula, and other materials, course content, subject matter, and reading lists are reviewed for sex, race, and cultural bias. Materials are chosen to represent a wide range of opinions and suggested pupil activities.