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Hunterdon Preparatory School is a private, not-for-profit day school serving students between the ages of 12 (7th grade) through 21 from over 45 school districts and 9 counties in New Jersey. Our students are complex learners who benefit from individualized instruction and social support experiences that enable them to discover their abilities and talents.
At Hunterdon Prep we believe that by working together we can create a community that can meet everyone's needs.
HPS students are unique, bright and richly talented. They
arecapable, complex learners who have struggled to access
their gifts, talents and abilities in traditional school
settings.HPS students respond to a relational and
experiential teaching approach that focuses on individual
growth.Our students benefit from a social learning
environment that values acceptance, responsibility and respect
above all other outcomes.
What makes HPS unique is the emphasis we place on teaching our
students to practice direct, respectful communication skills as the
best way to create and maintain healthy connections with
others.Students learn to work together to create
acommunity that meets everyone's needs.HPS staff and students
work together to create a school culture where everyone feels
valued and respected.This supportive environment is highly
conducive to learning at all levels.
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