Hun School of Princeton is located in Princeton, NJ and is a boarding middle and high school. Hun is located a short walk from Princeton and offers great opportunities with its close proximity to New York City and Boston. NextTerm is a program that Hun offers for three weeks in May where students engage in immersive learning experiences designed to further explore real-world topics. Some examples of courses for Freshmen, Sophomores, and Seniors to take next Semester are: Migration and American Identity (Travel to Arizona and Mexico), Castles Made of Sand: Explore Ghana (Travel to Ghana), Road to 270: Women and Politics (Travel to New York, Washington DC and New Jersey), Into the Open Spaces: America's National Park Experience (Travel to Nevada), and many other options with travel opportunities. Hun also has specific pathways for scholars where students can focus their studies, including STEM courses, Global Studies, Arts, Civic Responsibility, and Ethical Leadership.
The Hun School of Princeton
Princeton, New Jersey | High School, 9-12, PG | 6-12, PG (day), Co-ed | Founded in 1914
Entertainment clubs:
Business club
Computer Science Club
Edgerstounian Debating Club (yearbook)
The club raises environmental awareness
Finance Club
European Culture Club
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Francophone Culture Club
Greek Cultural Club
Spanish Cultural Club
Jewish Culture Club
Cancer awareness ministry club
Music production club
Photography club
Association of car enthusiasts
Golf club
Outdoor club
Table tennis club
Poker Club
Startup club
Ski club
Handball club
Sports statistics and analysis research team.
Cheer
Hockey
Football
Tennis
Basketball
Fencing
Ice Hockey
Swimming
Golf
Lacrosse
Rowing
Softball
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of Pennsylvania
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at Chapel Hill
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Post Graduate Year
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- Centennial Speaker Series : The school welcomes leaders and artists to work at the school to expand students' understanding of the world and open discussions on contemporary issues. In recent years, the school has been fortunate to welcome: Jeb Bush, Kate Brooks, Jason Collins, Black Violin, Dan Harris, Angelique Kidjo, Chuck Klosterman, Congressman John Lewis, Sarah Lewis, Monks of Drepung Gomang, Casey Neistat, Nina Tandon , Sean Wilentz, Erik Wahl and Eric.
- STEM program : Established as The Princeton Math School. The school offers students special STEM learning programs that not only teach theory, but in each lesson students always practice to understand the transformative power of STEM.
- Raider House : All students are placed in one of four Raider Houses upon entering Hun, and they will stay in that house for the duration of their studies at the School.
- John Gale Hun Civic Education Program : This academic program exposes all Hun students to the virtues of great America. Through experiential activities on and off campus, students observe and interact with individuals at all levels of government, from local judges and mayors to members of the United States Congress. Ky.
- NextTerm : For 3 weeks each May, Hun freshmen, sophomores, and juniors participate in travel-based immersive learning experiences designed to explore real-world topics in depth. NextTerm courses are project-based, credit-bearing courses that fall outside the constraints of traditional coursework.
- Scholar Pathways : High School students passionate about a specific field of study have the opportunity to focus on one of four Honors Scholar Pathways: STEM; Art; Ethical Leadership and Civic Responsibility; Global research. Students in the Scholars Track will graduate with honors in their chosen major.
