News and Events
Recent News
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Hun School “Girls Who Code” Draws a Crowd
Read MoreThe Hun School of Princeton has added a new chapter to its growing computer education story: Girls Who Code. -
Hun 2018 Yearbook Wins Gold Medals in Columbia University and N.J. Press Competitions
Read MoreThe Hun School’s yearbook, the Edgerstounian, has received two prestigious awards for all-around excellence. -
The Scarlet Letter Comes to Life on Hun Stage
Read MoreOn October 3rd, the New York City-based Shakespeare Forum brought its production of Nathaniel Hawthorne’s The Scarlet Letter to The Hun School. The tale of the shamed protagonist Hester Prynne takes place in Puritanical 17th-century Boston. The American fiction classic provides a window into colonial American social mores. Hun School sophomores and juniors attended the production. The sophomores will study American colonialism in U.S. History later this year. After the performance, the group hosted an acting workshop for thirty Hun students. -
Hun Middle School Teachers Explore Design Thinking Techniques
Read MoreHun Middle School teachers are exploring the research-based practices in Making Thinking Visible, a book by Ron Ritchhart, Ed.D of the Harvard Graduate School of Education. -
Hun School’s New Civics Program Kicks off the Year with PBS Host Alexander Heffner
Read MoreAlexander Heffner, host of the PBS show The Open Mind , and co-author of the book A Documentary History of the United States, spoke at The Hun School of Princeton on Oct. 9th as part of the school’s new John Gale Hun (JGH) Program for American Civics Education.
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Events
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Parents' Association Cocktail Reception
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Middle School Garden State Debate
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Celebrating the '60s
Location: The Hun School
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Attend the Fall Open House
Experience our joy and learn more about The Hun School at the Fall Open House on Oct. 14th. -
The Hun School Welcomes Kwame Alexander
Kwame Alexander is a poet, educator, and the New York Times Bestselling author of 25 books, including Rebound, the follow-up to his, Newbery-medal winning novel, The Crossover. -
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. -
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Outcomes of a Hun School Education
95% of young alumni say that Hun helped them develop the characteristics of determination and resiliency.
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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.