HUNTERDON CENTRAL REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT

General Education Courses, 51 Honors Courses, 32 Special Education Courses and 22 Advanced Placement
Courses, our students may also take classes at Hunterdon County Polytech.
We encourage a rigorous approach to academics. The class of 2010 took a total of 3,415 Honors and AP classes,
and the mean number of credits taken for graduation was 150. Hunterdon Central’s performance on student
achievement tests is well above the state average in all academic assessments, such as the SAT, AP and the
High School Proficiency Assessment (HSPA). Detailed results of these tests can be seen in the NJ DOE Report
Card.
In addition to an outstanding curriculum, Hunterdon Central’s co-curricular program offers 33 interscholastic
athletic teams and over 90 activities, clubs and organizations, which support our efforts to keep our students
active and involved. Both in and out of the classroom, our students are encouraged and challenged to perform at
their highest levels.
Our dedicated professional staff uses technology as a powerful transformative tool and Hunterdon Central
utilizes a comprehensive student information system for data-driven decision making. We are committed to a
cycle of continuous improvement that focuses on student learning. We have an on-site professional
development center, which has been recognized by Rutgers University, New Jersey Association of Supervision
and Curriculum Development (NJASCD) and the U.S. Department of Education. Our Tablet PC program for
teachers is quickly being recognized as a national model, and teachers from across the United States have been
trained in our Tablet PC Academy.
We are extremely proud of the efforts and accomplishments of all of our students. Parents and community play
a vital role within the school community and Hunterdon Central prides itself on involving its stakeholders in the
decision-making process. Hunterdon Central is large enough to offer something for every student, yet still
provides a family environment where each individual is valued within our school and community.
Ms. Christine Steffner
(908) 284-7155
csteffne@hcrhs.k12.nj.us
www.hcrhs.k12.nj.us
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