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Recent News
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Hun Baseball Takes Home Prep A Championship
Read MoreThe difference in The Hun School baseball team from the two times it played the Lawrenceville School in a three-week span from March to April and the two-day span in which the teams met this weekend in the NJISAA Prep A Tournament was mind-boggling to some. The Raiders went from scoring two runs in two one-run losses versus the Big Red early in the season to scoring 26 runs in their two state tournament meetings. The end result was a 15-3 victory over L’ville in the Prep A final Sunday as Hun successfully defended its state title. -
Hun Softball Dominates Blair in Prep A Championship Game
The Hun School easily completed one of its most successful softball seasons Thursday by rolling over Blair, 7-0, in the Prep Class A State championship game.Read More -
Hun History Students Argue Issues in the Lincoln-Douglas Tradition
Read MoreCollege athletes should be paid for playing. Vaccines should be mandated for children in the United States. Animal testing should be outlawed. Controversial topics? Yes, but Hun students in teacher Alex Soudah’s ninth grade World Studies and tenth grade U.S. History classes are not afraid to grapple with them. And they do so in the tradition of the Abraham Lincoln-Steven Douglas senatorial debates. -
Hun School’s Gingras Named Chemistry Teacher of the Year by American Chemical Society
Read MoreHun School of Princeton chemistry teacher Emilie Gingras has won the 2017 Outstanding High School Chemistry Teacher Award from the Princeton and Trenton Sections of the American Chemical Society (ACS). -
Hun Student Athletes Commit to NCAA Athletic Programs
Seventeen Hun student-athletes celebrated their collegiate commitments in a ceremony at the school on May 10th.Read More
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Events
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Junior Varsity Awards Ceremony
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Middle School Concert
Location: Saks Auditrium
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Congratulations Accepted Students!
Congratulations to all our new Hun School Raiders! Learn more about your next steps, including revisit days and enrolling. -
Outcomes of a Hun School Education
95% of young alumni say that Hun helped them develop the characteristics of determination and resiliency. -
Cultural Competency and Global Engagement
We have wide-range of initiatives that aim to foster habits of mind that embrace cultural empathy, a commitment to cooperation, an appreciation of our common humanity, and a sense of global responsibility. -
Class of 2016 College Matriculation
The Class of 2016 was accepted into 214 different colleges and universities in 34 states and 5 countries. -
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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Scholar-athletes in the Class of 2015 will compete in NCAA collegiate athletic programs -
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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.
176 Edgerstoune Road, Princeton, NJ 08540 | Phone: (609) 921-7600 | Email: admiss@hunschool.org