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Northern Highlands provides an very unique public school dynamic as freshman arrive from 4+ different towns; mainly Allendale, Ho-Ho-Kus, Upper Saddle River, and Saddle River. This allows freshman to have an experience of meeting all new friends, teammates, and classmates early on in their lives and helps them prepare for college and their eventual professional years. Furthermore, that this is a public school also allows many to experience the diversity and quality of education that many private and parochial schools in the area also enjoy. At NH, I found that the curriculum was broad and offered plenty of options as well as levels, i.e. regular, CP, Honors, AP allowing students to challenge themselves. Athletics are certainly a selling point for the school as well, although it is notable that female athletics are far superior to males relative to their competition. All in all, I founds that NHRHS was a tremendous high school and I would recommend it, its faculty, curriculum, and programs to any parents or child looking for a challenge.

Excellent education, teachers, staff and the principal.

Overall experience is awesome. Bogert has been selected as National Blue Ribbon school this year. Teaches are very knowledgeable and cooperative.

The Upper Saddle River schools combine fantastic teachers with a very active and supportive parents and community. It is truly amazing the work that 2nd grade students did with Littlebits which was funded as a USR Education Foundation grant which was used to expand the Reynolds STEM lab! There is an annual Community Technology night and this year EVERY grade level participated in the hour of code -- including gym class -- indicative of the integrative and creative curriculum models that set this district apart!