News and Events
Recent News
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Back on Home Court: Hun Class of 2008 Alumni Return to Share Their Expertise.
Read MoreWhen Lance Goulbourne and Doug Davis, Hun School Class of 2008, walked into the Grant Shipley'42 Pavilion gymnasium to coach basketball camp in early August, Mr. Goulbourne admits that his eyes went up toward the ceiling. There hangs a state championship banner that he and Mr. Davis helped Hun’s basketball team earn in 2007. -
Adam Wijaya '18 Retraces Steps of Violent Protests in Charlottesville, VA
Recent Hun graduate Adam Wijaya ’18 watched a documentary in his Literature and Social Change class last fall about the white nationalists’ protests that occurred just about one year ago in Charlottesville, Virginia. He was so affected that he decided to travel to Charlottesville himself to interview residents about the events that unfolded.Read More -
John Ford Jr., In Memoriam
Read More“If I can’t fix it, it ain’t broke.”The Hun School of Princeton mourns the passing of John Ford Jr., a beloved member of the facilities staff. Mr. Ford died on July 13th after a year-long battle with cancer. He was fifty-seven years old.John Ford, USMC, Retired, served The Hun School community for seventeen years, recently earning the distinction of master electrician. His specialty was electrical work, but he was always eager to help out and lend a hand in a myriad of other ways, from audio visual support to pond and fish care. Occasionally, he even appointed himself DJ and made playlists for major school events. -
The Need for Speed: Sophie Davis '18 Dives Into the World of NASCAR
Driving a 1977 Corvette 140 m.p.h. around a racetrack might not be a typical senior project. But for Hun School graduate Sophia Davis ’18, NASCAR is in her blood, so it was a perfect fit.Read More -
Hun Summer Sessions Growing, Keeping Students Engaged and Challenged
The Hun School of Princeton’s Summer Session is in full swing, giving students the opportunity to advance in their studies, hone new academic skills, or just learn about something new. And more students than ever are taking advantage of that opportunity.Read More
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Events
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Welcome Cookout for New Upper School Day Students/ Families
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Convocation and Opening Day of School
Location: The Mall
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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. -
Class of 2018 College Matriculation
The Class of 2018 will matriculate at 102 different colleges and universities. -
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. -
Inquire
We invite you to learn more about the "Balanced Equation" of the Hun School experience. -
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%
of Hun Middle School students practice debate -
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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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Student to faculty ratio -
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States and countries represented by current Hun School students -
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Miles to Philadelphia and New York City
Explore the world on our campus and your place within it
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.
176 Edgerstoune Road, Princeton, NJ 08540 | Phone: (609) 921-7600 | Email: admiss@hunschool.org