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Princeton, New Jersey, USA Co-Ed, No Religious Affiliation
Experience a dynamic community where learning is a passion and each day is infused with a spirit of joy. The Hun School prepare students for college and life, with a skill based curriculum that weaves innovative, student-centered learning opportunities within the context of a challenging STEM and humanities curriculum. Hun faculty and staff believe that students and faculty do their best work when they are able to find joy in the process, through meaningful relationships and individualized opportunities. The School is located midway between New York and Philadelphia in the University town of Princeton, NJ - one of the most academically minded communities in the world.
176 Edgerstoune RoadPrinceton, New Jersey, USA 08540
Director of Admissions: Steven Bristol Admissions Phone:(609) 921-7600Fax:609-279-9398 Email: stevebristol@hunschool.org Website: www.hunschool.org
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Summary: We believe it's not just about what you learn; it's how you learn it, which is why we blend the essential elements of a college preparatory education with experiential learning. By remotely participating in open heart surgery, building and sailing cardboard boats, and role-playing historical leaders, our students acquire real -world skills that help them become problem solvers who embrace challenges and take risks. And because our students get their hands dirty (sometimes literally), our vigorous curriculum has real staying power. Our unique approach allows students to direct their own education and seek individual support from teachers, mentors, and peers.
Department Director: Daniel Walker
Average Class Size: 13
Full Time Teachers: 70
Teachers Holding Advanced Degrees: 70.00%
Student/Teacher Ratio: 10-12
Summer Programs Offered: Offered
Academic Schedule: Semester
Number of AP Courses Offered: 15
Summary: Our campus experience is specifically designed to offer students a supportive environment and an introduction to the wider world. Students live and learn alongside peers from diverse cultures and backgrounds, which deepens their interpersonal and communication skills. At the same time, our small boarding community—including resident faculty—gives students the comfort and sense of home that they need to thrive in a rigorous academic setting. By living at Hun, students extend their learning beyond the classroom, using evening hours to meet and study in small groups, or to access one-on-one coaching with teachers. When our students attend college, living away from home is "old hat'" and they have the independence, study skills, and global mindedness to excel.
Department Director: Bethany Loffredo
Number of Dorms: 8
Average Students Per Dorm: 20
No. of Girls Dorms: 3
No. of Boys Dorms: 5
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Dress Code: Formal
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Arts Department Director: Debbie Watts
Athletics Department Director: Bill Quirk
Summary: Our college counseling process gets personal. What we mean is this: our college counselors spend quality time with our students so they can understand where they'll thrive best. Our college counselors are experts at pin-pointing ideal matches for each student, setting them up for future success as they embark on college.
Department Director: Radha Misra
Percentage of Graduates Who Attend College: 99.00%
Colleges attended in the past 5 years by our graduates:
Summary: The Hun School of Princeton Summer Session has something for everyone! Small class sizes, individual attention, and innovative teaching methods are the highlights of our Summer Academic Session. With full credit and enrichment courses offered in a five-week session, students from the sixth through twelfth grade can experience The Hun School's tradition of excellent teachers in collaborative, student-centered classes.Credit courses are offered in Algebra I, Algebra II, Geometry, Pre-Calculus, and Chemistry. In addition, a variety of enrichment courses, preview courses, and review courses are available to students in middle school and high school.Along with the Academic Session, we offer an immersion in American culture and language for international and domestic students, an enriching day camp for youngsters, and challenging sports camps that develop skills and build team spirit.
Department Director: Mark Harrison