News and Events
Recent News
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Spoken Word Poet Sarah Kay Visits Hun
Read MoreSpoken word poet Sarah Kay visited The Hun School on February 13 for a performance and Q&A session with sophomores and seniors at the John Andrew Saks ’31 Auditorium. Ms. Kay was welcomed to campus as part of the Centennial Speaker Series designed to provoke thought and stretch understanding of real-world topics and issues. Ms. Kay, who has performed and taught poetry in 30 countries, was a speaker at TED Talks and her video has been viewed over 11 million times. -
84% of Seniors Accepted
Read MoreWhile college and university admission decisions will continue until May, as of February 1st, 84% of Hun School seniors already had at least one acceptance in hand.Early decision and early action programs provide students with the opportunity to apply and receive admission decisions ahead of the pack. Director of College Counseling Radha Mishra reports that more and more Raiders are taking that early leap. -
Hun School’s Erika Lee Wins Eight Scholastic Art Awards, including Three 1st Place Awards
Six Hun School of Princeton student-artists have won prestigious Scholastic Art Awards.Read More -
Hun Scholar Athletes Commit to Play NCAA Athletics
Read MoreNine Hun School of Princeton student athletes made commitments to play NCAA athletics next year at a signing ceremony at the School on February 6th. Three Hun students committed to play for Division 1 schools, including Nicholas Ramsey, lacrosse, at current NCAA Champion Yale University; Andrew Blake, baseball at Columbia University; and Gavin Casey, football, at East Stroudsburg University. -
Lions and Raiders: Lunar New Year Celebrated at The Hun School
The ball drop in Times Square may signal the beginning of a new year for some, but in China, the new year celebration occurs in late January or early February in accordance with the lunar calendar.Read More
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Events
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Middle School Ex-Day
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Little Women, The Musical
Location: Saks '31 Auditorium
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Accepted Students
Congratulations on your acceptance to The Hun School of Princeton! Find out what's next. -
NextTerm
For three weeks each May, Hun freshmen, sophomores, and juniors participate in a ground-breaking immersion learning experience designed to offer a deep exploration of real-world topics. -
Cultural Competency and Global Engagement
Our initiatives foster habits of mind that embrace cultural empathy, a commitment to cooperation, an appreciation of our common humanity, and a sense of global responsibility. -
Outcomes of a Hun School Education
95% of young alumni say that Hun helped them develop the characteristics of determination and resiliency. -
Innovation
Innovative teaching is about constantly finding new ways to engage students in multi-disciplinary lessons and projects so that they are active, inspired, and even a little surprised.
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Essential Skills for 21st Century Education
Skills-based learning is not a revolutionary concept, but the way we approach it is.
The Hun School Difference
Student-centered, hands-on learning prepares students for the global community in which they will live and work.
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100%
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Colleges and universities accepted a member of the Class of 2017 -
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Scholar-athletes in the Class of 2017 will compete in NCAA collegiate athletic programs -
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Students in grades 6 – 12 and PG -
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States and countries represented by current Hun School students -
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Miles to Philadelphia and New York City
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The Hun School of Princeton is an independent, coeducational, private day and boarding college preparatory school. Student-centered, hands-on learning prepares students for the global community in which they will live and work.