Hunterdon Central ... when you have a choice.

Hunterdon Central Regional High School - two time National Blue Ribbon School of Excellence - can be your school choice in 2013!

Twenty seats are available in each grade level 9-12 for the 2013-2014 school year.

Hunterdon Central offers ...

  •  Hunterdon Central has an outstanding Academic Curriculum of approximately 200 general education courses, 45 honors level courses and 22 advanced placement courses, with plans to expand this curriculum for 2013-2014. Every course at the high school has been revised to be in alignment with the national common core curriculum standards. 
  • The high school also offers an alternative path to achieving high school success: the Twilight Program. Students receive individualized instruction, prepare for state standardized tests, and gain vocational skills while working toward the attainment of their high school diploma.
  • Technology is an integral part of a Hunterdon Central education, promoting increased academic engagement and a high level of skill development. The high school’s Bring Your Own Device Program allows students the option of using personally-owned devices within the high school’s learning environment.
  • Hunterdon Central offers student-athletes an Athletic Program of 33 highly competitive interscholastic sports teams. In 2008, 2011 and 2012, the athletic program was awarded the NJSIAA Group IV Shop Rite Cup for excellence in athletic performance and sportsmanship.
  • The high school also offers a strong Co-curricular Program of approximately 55 clubs and activities, including dramatics, student government, publications, service organizations, and award-winning choral and orchestral programs.

Transportation Information

  • Transportation of up to 20 miles will be provided to a student going to a choice school, if the student meets the eligibility requirements of state law and the transportation will cost no more than $884.
  • If the cost of the transportation will exceed that amount, the parent will be given the opportunity to pay the additional amount, or may choose to receive $884 as aid in lieu of transportation.
  • If the school is outside of the 20-mile radius, transportation will be the responsibility of the student/parents/guardians.
  • Information on choice school transportation, the definition of eligibility for transportation and procedures for applying for transportation services can be found here.  

School Choice INFORMATION CENTER:

Contact:
Richard Charwin, Ed.D.
Director of Pupil Personnel Services

908-284-7124

Click to view:  
NJ DOE School Choice Timeline & Forms

Click to access:  NJ DOE Interdistrict School Choice Website

October 9, 2012

Hunterdon Central School Choice Seminar

October 9, 2012 at 7:00 PM
Hunterdon Central Little Theater
(11/12 Campus, off of Junction Road)

November 26, 2012

The parent/guardian of eligible public school students must submit a Notice of Intent to Participate in the School Choice Program to the Superintendent's Office in his/her District of Residence.

December 3, 2012

The District of residence must provide written notification to the parent/guardian that the student is eligible to participate in the School Choice Program.

December 7, 2012

The parent/guardian must submit a School Choice Application to the Choice District, including written notification form the District of Residence.

December 21, 2012

Choice district sends Notices of Conditional Acceptance or Rejection to students 12/21/12.

January 4, 2013

Notice of Intent to enroll form must be received by the choice school.